How do I hide the bottom console text output area in Sublime Text 3?
Just have to click in the console and simply press esc. Or to show and hide the console use ctrl + ` Or toggle menu View > Show/Hide Console
Just have to click in the console and simply press esc. Or to show and hide the console use ctrl + ` Or toggle menu View > Show/Hide Console
Look in the default Preferences.sublime-settings file for the setting below: // Disables horizontal scrolling if enabled. // May be set to true, false, or “auto”, where it will be disabled for // source code, and otherwise enabled. “word_wrap”: “auto”, If you want the default for word wrap to be off for all syntax types: Copy … Read more
Here is another similar package: This plugin [RainbowBrackets] I wrote for SublimeText is to highlight brackets. It matches brackets you have added for the file type, then gives brackets at different levels different colors, in the cycle of the number of colors. colors are gave in the settings file, by default, there are 7 type … Read more
There’s a package for this: Browser Refresh by Giovanni Collazo. It supports OS X and Windows 7, and all major browsers. You can install it via Package Control (or manually) and trigger it with super+shift+r in Sublime Text 2. I haven’t tested it personally since I use CodeKit for this functionality, but it seems popular. … Read more
And now an even better solution has become available: https://github.com/spadgos/sublime-jsdocs It is called DocBlockr, and it has PHPDoc support. It automatically adds the doc block based on the function parameters. Nice…
Just came across this old question and thought I’d add my solution, which may be useful for somebody in the future. Sublime supports searching in all open folders and can use regex. So utilizing both, you can open or add all folders you want to search in to the project and use regex to search … Read more
go to settings-> user and add this line: “find_selected_text”: true next time you select a text and press cmd+’f’ it will be there as default search.
You can use Shift+Alt while left clicking, but that will only be good for multiple lines selection
There’s way too many people suggesting plugins for something simple and built into Sublime’s Package Manager. In Sublime 3 there is a built in command within Package Manager. So: Shift+(Ctrl|Cmd)+p -> Rename File
You can use the Add folder to Project… item on the Project menu to open a folder in the current Sublime Text 2 window. With Sublime Text 2, a project is always open, even if it is anonymous and unsaved.