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HTML HTML Links Websites: Part 2

Linda Duty
Linda Duty
1,266 Points

websites: saving the folders to textedit and my computer.

on the workspace in the lessons, we have the different folders and pages: img, css, index.html, otherpage.html, etc. how do i set that up in TextEdit? I am using that to work on my own project as I go along and I haven't figured that out yet. I tried setting up a folder on my desktop or in my Docs (windows) but it doesn't seem to be working when I start adding extra pages to the site project. Thx

2 Answers

Sam Watson
Sam Watson
17,006 Points

You might want to use a different text editor. In other Treehouse videos they recommend Sublime Text (which I have come to love). Through that program you can add a project folder and see all associated files in your development site. Plus the code you write is color coded.

Download here: http://www.sublimetext.com/2

edwin scott
edwin scott
6,043 Points

I am using sublimetext2 but I can't find a way to have 2 tags/pages/file in one folder. Do you know how could I do this?

Linda Duty
Linda Duty
1,266 Points

Thank you, I'll try that.