By Haki Saki on Wednesday, 10 February 2016
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Can you suggest a better way to edit ES .css files? I open the files in windows Notepad and it looks like (attached). Other components .css files that I edit seem to have formatting, page breaks, etc that makes editing those file sooo much easier..thoughts?
Hey Haki!

Because we use a different text editor to code, the formatting doesn't carry well to Notepad. We suggest to use text editors other than Notepad such as Sublime Text or Notepad++. We use Sublime though because of its neat functions and features.

You can get Sublime or Notepad++ in the link below.

Sublime Text
Notepad++

Regards.
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Wednesday, 10 February 2016 11:02
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Is there a certain way to set up Sublime Text to break out the code in to line #s?

I played with all the views but the best I got was (attached)
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Saturday, 02 April 2016 00:16
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I think the style.min.css is a minified version already. Due to having all spaces removed the filesize is getting smaller. You should not edit these files but make a custom.css for your template and save all changes there. On this way your work will not be gone after making an update.

Depending on the framework of your template you can search for '*framework* css override'.
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Saturday, 02 April 2016 09:11
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As Sabih mentioned, you shouldn't be modifying any *.min.css as these css codes are minified to remove whitespaces (so that the file size is smaller)

Depending on what you are trying to modify, I would suggest that you add your changes in a custom.css file in your template's css folder (Most template frameworks allows you to add a custom.css in the css folder)
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Saturday, 02 April 2016 14:35
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