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CSS Framework Basics Prototyping with Foundation Building a Top Bar Navigation

Posted by raymond pope
raymond pope
10,614 Points

Short key short cuts never mentioned for Windows

I'm really enjoying the tutorials given by Guil, but I find it frustrating that the short key codes are always given for mac users only. Sure mac is the best but I can't afford one just yet, so please, please, give the short codes the windows too for us who still have to play with Microsoft. :)

3 Answers

raymond pope
raymond pope
10,614 Points

Thanks so much Stone that was the one. I can go and have breakfast now :)

Stone Preston
Stone Preston
42,016 Points
Stone Preston
Stone Preston
42,016 Points

Are you talking about keyboard shortcuts? I would assume most of them would be the same, just replace command with ctrl. However that may not always be the case.

raymond pope
raymond pope
10,614 Points
raymond pope
raymond pope
10,614 Points

Hi Stone Thanks for the speedy reply. I'm actually looking for the shortcut for sublime on windows to wrap a selection in a div. Guil says he uses ctrl, shift + w and I presume that is for mac as on window that closes Sublime for me! I have a list of short codes I have not luck as yet in finding the right one. Here is a link to those short codes: http://www.cheatography.com/njovin/cheat-sheets/sublime-text-2-keyboard-shortcuts-windows/

Stone Preston
Stone Preston
42,016 Points
Stone Preston
Stone Preston
42,016 Points

ok try alt shift + w, if a shortcut for mac has ctrl in it, you should probably use alt for windows. if a shortcut has command in it, replace it with ctrl on windows.