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how do I open the project file with sublime 2 text

I know its sounds simple but do I unzip and pick a certain file when I do I get a bunch of numbers so maybe im picking the wrong file?? not sure

7 Answers

Yes, you need to unzip the .zip first, then try to open the specific files with Sublime 2 text.

Can you tell us what project and step your working on, so we can take a look at the files?

thanks man I didnt realize that all the lessons were kind of jumbled together plus I have to click around, I wish there was an easy way but ill set a spot thanks!

Glad you figured it out, no problem happy to help.

What would be amazing is if you could click on the project files and have them automatically loaded into your workspace if you wanted to work totally off the cloud!

ok got another problem bro I unzipped the file its blank and opens blank in sublime editor, im having a lot of trouble with this idk whats up.

What Course/Video is this? Let me know and I'll take a look.

its web design css the main one before the layouts

hey bro I got it for some reason my pc is giving me a hard time with extracting its not recognizing file formats I have to use a different program just to open them which is fine which is what I said before so sorry my dude. Do you know if theres like a certain way to link css to my html in code editor....i see the href link but its not popping up thanks again bro.

You mean like?

 <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="//yourwebsite.com/css/example.css" />