I want to switch my text editor to Sublime text 2 but the only issue cant let me do it.
I work with big projects and need very quick to navigate between files. ST2 sidebar doesnt support icon packs on such files .css, .html, ,php, .js etc. I found some article where the one guy explains how to do that - https://sublimetext.userecho.com/topic/19274-theming-of-the-sidebar/ I tried it but nothing happens. I tried do changes on the user-settings file. I suppose I do something wrong
If somebody knows how to do this please help
The newest stable version of Sublime Text 3 has sidebar themeing and many themes (not colour schemes) have added support for custom icons.
So upgrade to this: http://www.sublimetext.com/3
and then either use the default theme, or something like Soda theme to get custom sidebar icons.
For ST3 users. Adding icons for different file types and folders to default theme:
Download archive with icons. Or this one.
Go to Preferences > Browse Packages (In Windows find the Browse packages button to open the packages folder)
Copy(extract) folder from archive to packages folder. If you already have a
Theme - Default folder then just merge them.
Done. Thanks to Xavi Esteve
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So I got Jekyll 3.3.1 and everything is different like the location of folders and other stuff. I googled how to change colour of the code in jekyll posts but cannot find any step by step results. I am trying to achieve sublime text theme!
I suppose you are using Rouge for highlighting? If so, have a look at this discussion on github.com.
You have to modify the Css file for the language(s) you want to support and then add the file to your page
I've created a very simple website in a Codecademy exercise that I'd like to upload to the Internet using Github Pages. Because you are unable to export your index.html and main.css files from Codecademy, I copy and pasted them into a word document, with the intent to get them in their proper file formats. However, I have been unable to find a source to convert these plain text files to .html and .css formats. Also, I've created an account on Github and a new repository, but the tutorial doesn't cover how to insert these two files into this repository.
How do I convert code from text in a document to .html and .css file format, and then insert these files into a Github repository? Thanks!
You don't need any special tools to convert plain text files to html or css.
You simply do it yourself as well.
Follow the steps to change .txt files to .html or .css:
Right-click on your index.txt or main.txt
Click on Rename from the list of options shown
Then it will take you to editing the file name
Navigate the cursor and delete txt
Type html in txt's place
Press Enter
Then you might receive a prompt asking if you are sure. Click on Yes/use .html whichever is appropriate for your prompt.
Voila! you have your file extension changed
Follow a similar approach to change the files to css as well
*Please note that my screenshots are from Mac OS and may look different from yours depending on the Operating system you are using
Hosting Webpages on Github:
Github pages website gives you a step by step guide with visual illustrations on how to do it.
If you are looking for a more comprehensive guide, then please refer to this page.
Seems nonsense, but after struggling a lot with Github Pages I have tested (and worked):
duplicate your first html file and rename it as index.html
drag and drop it into the /docs folder
drag and drop the remaining html files to the /docs folder (including the one you
have duplicated, of course with it´s original name)
commit changes
Goto Settings / Github pages and
Go down till “Github Pages”
Clic on the down arrow in [None] and select “main”
Clic on the down arrow in [/root] and select “/docs”
Clic on [Save]
After a few minutes you will see in [Settings] / “Github Pages”
Your site is published at
https://your_account_name.github.io/your_repo_name/
I am a user of PHP-Storm and have been using it for years, the only issue I have ever had is the fact that phpstorm always tells me I am missing my reference links when I try to reference images, css styles, fonts, ect. I have looked for a way to set the default path for them but I can only ever find things related to document roots server sided.
My situation:
My root path on server for nginx: /var/www/html/app/vg/public
PHPSTORM deployment path: /var/www/html/app/vg
PHPSTORM local path: C:\Users\A\PhpstormProjects\VG Official Zend
The reason that looks weird is because I am using zend-framework-2
So a reference that works in the code looks like this: (ignore live links)
Mark parent folder of the /salute/ folder as Resource Root.
This can be done via
context menu in Project View panel
Settings/Preferences | Project | Directories
As for "live links" -- place caret there, Alt + Enter and choose Download Library -- IDE will download that file locally and will make new JavaScript library for it.
If you do not want to download them then I may suggest to just disable that particular inspection (same Alt + Enter but instead using Enter on "Download Library" item use Arrow Right (or expand sub menu with mouse) and go from there with the right option.
Some of JetBrains's IDE's have lines between the file and folders in the "Project" sidebar, which is helpful for showing the file folder hierarchy.
Here is how my PhpStorm file explorer currently looks: File Explorer
Here is how I want it to look: File explorer sidebar with lines between files and folders
Note: I cant post image - not enough rep points.
Is it possible to do this in PhpStorm? I'm using PhpStorm 8.0.3 on Ubuntu.
Such "lines" are part of the GUI Theme (also known as Look & Feel in Java applications).
You are using Darcula GUI Theme that does not support drawing such lines.
Your only option -- choose another GUI Theme at Settings (Preferences on Mac) | Appearance & Behaviour | Appearance --> Theme.
Problem 1: It will be light theme as Darcula is the only one dark theme.
Problem 2: I'm not sure if there is a theme for Linux version of PhpStorm that supports such lines (I'm a Windows user -- here "Windows" theme supports such lines). If there is none .. then you are out of luck...
In recents PhpStorm versions you can now use Show tree indent guides option
In:
-> Settings
-> Appearance & Behavior
-> Appearance
-> UI Options
-> Show tree indent guides (checkbox)
Resulting something like that:
I have some files in my src directory, some are .class files (Java class files) and some are .properties files, when I create the Adobe air native installer these files are not included. Why is that? How can I work around that?
Also it excludes .mxml files, but that's good. I'm sure that's related, how to change what it includes or excludes?
Honestly not sure why it's excluding those on you. But you can right click the project in the project navigator panel, go to properties, on the left side navigation select "Flex Build Packaging", click the "Package Contents" tab on the right, make sure the files you want are selected. If they aren't there I would guess somehow these files aren't being seen in the source path, check that under Flex Build Path -> Source Path.
EDIT:
Found this as a duplicate, following the steps to go to window preferences and remove the exclusions seems to have worked.
Add .properties file to output folder of Flex project