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Tom Rayner
172 PointsWhat software is being used to open the CSS file? My mac defaults to opening with Safari...
Help appreciated. I understand there are probably lots of options, but would like to follow the tutorial as precisely as possible.
4 Answers
Wayne Priestley
19,579 PointsHi Tom,
If your following along with the tutorial, it will either be Sublime text (if it's a older lesson) or workspaces, which is excessable to everyone at Treehouse (it's the bottom icon in the menu).
Either way, workspaces is going to be a good choice, you will be able to do everything you need with that.
Hope this helps.
Rich Bagley
25,869 PointsHi Tom,
Do you use a text editor for your HTML as you can usually use the same for your CSS? Something like Text Wrangler, Brackets, or Sublime Text (which I think Zac is using) should do the trick.
You would then simply Ctrl + click (right click on PC) on the file (possibly named something like style.css), choose Open With > and select your chosen text editor.
Hope that helps
-Rich
Johnatan Guzman
Courses Plus Student 2,360 PointsHe is using sublime text
Tom Rayner
172 PointsAmazing! Speed and quality of response above all expectations - thanks!
Rich Bagley
25,869 PointsNo problem, happy to help :)
-Rich
Mate Maksan
2,395 PointsMate Maksan
2,395 PointsYou have under "Forum" icon on the left side also "Workspaces" so you can do all testing and learning inside of that ;)