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David Klotz
David Klotz
19,659 Points
Posted by David Klotz
David Klotz
19,659 Points

sublime text + Autoprefixer

I'm trying to use Autoprefixer with sublime text 2 and I get a message "Autoprefixer global name 'Json' is not defined".

Does anyone know what this means and how to fix it? Thanks in advance to anyone that can offer help!

2 Answers

Kate Hrycak
Kate Hrycak
5,542 Points
Kate Hrycak
Kate Hrycak
5,542 Points

Hey David, Looks like there was an outstanding issue for Autoprefixer that was resolved around the same time you posted this. For more info: https://github.com/sindresorhus/sublime-autoprefixer/issues/42

Cheers, Katie

David Klotz
David Klotz
19,659 Points
David Klotz
David Klotz
19,659 Points

Kate thanks for your response and link! Someone who isn't a treehouse member came across my post and shared the following which worked as well so I thought I would go ahead and post it too.

  1. In Sublime Text 2, go to Preferences > Browse Packages...
  2. In the "Autoprefixer" folder, open up the file "Autoprefixer.py."
  3. Before the first line of the file, add the line import json. (it's giving you the error because it doesn't know how to do json operations yet)

And that's it! You should be able to do Ctrl/Cmd+Shift+P, type "Autoprefixer", and press enter on a CSS file and it should prefix it.