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Nate Drexler
1,883 PointsI feel like I need to reset my workspace. Is there a way to do that within a lesson?
Whatever I've done wrong in my CSS, I can't get anything to change as I change the code. I feel like I must have an error somewhere and I'd like to start over, so to speak.
3 Answers
Ryan Kramer
4,487 PointsIt looks like you have to download the project files, extract them, and then open them in a coding program like notepad to Copy/Paste to the workspace in the lesson. I do not see anything that allows you to simply "reset" the workspace mid lesson, unfortunately.
Nathan Williams
Python Web Development Techdegree Student 6,851 PointsIf you go to the Workspaces section of the Treehouse site, you can delete your Workspace, and the next time you launch it, it will be recreated from the teachers' template for that course.
Vlad Monea
3,394 PointsThere's a Create New Workspace button, now. You can choose the environment and the stage in the tutorial you want to start over from.
Ryan Kramer
4,487 PointsRyan Kramer
4,487 PointsYou can, however, have up to date code by copy/pasting the actual files from the exact lesson you are on.