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Posted by melissa brown
melissa brown
4,670 Points

viewing code with sublime

hey does anyone know an easy way to view code in a browser using sublime? having so much trouble trying to find a way to do it. doesnt seem to be any simple instructions out there.

3 Answers

Garrett Sanderson
Garrett Sanderson
12,735 Points
Garrett Sanderson
Garrett Sanderson
12,735 Points

Hi Melissa,

I take it that you want to view the code you have written using sublime in the browser. To do this you just have to open your html file with whichever browser you want to use.

To do this in sublime you can just right click the file you want to view and click on "Open in Browser". If you can't see your files in Sublime you might have to install the enhancedsidebar plugin via package control: https://packagecontrol.io/

Hope this helps.

melissa brown
melissa brown
4,670 Points
melissa brown
melissa brown
4,670 Points

it works thank you so much !!!

Ken Alger
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Ken Alger
Treehouse Teacher
Ken Alger
Ken Alger
Treehouse Teacher

Melissa;

In my Sublime Text 2 (PC & Ubuntu Linux versions) I installed a package called View In Browser, which allows one to... you guessed it, view the code from the current tab in a browser. If you are unsure as to how to add packages to Sublime, for PC it is:

  1. Preferences
  2. Package Control
  3. Package Control: Install Package
  4. search for package name and click on the package to install

That should allow you then to utilize the package, in this case View in Browser. To adjust/change settings under Preferences there should be a Package Settings option which lists all of your installed packages.

Hope it helps and happy coding,

Ken