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Enable sourcemaps, click on the selector, and it literally tells you what line to edit. Then go to sublime, cmd+p -> filename:line number -> enter. in 5 seconds
by EC1 11y ago
Enable sourcemaps, click on the selector, and it literally tells you what line to edit. Then go to sublime, cmd+p -> filename:line number -> enter. in 5 seconds you went from finding a css problem and finding its exact line.
What that guy posted is fine (only if you have SOME sort of rules around nesting - our team has been getting along great ever since using rscss.io methodology)
- kuschku 11y ago> Enable sourcemaps, click on the selector, and it literally tells you what line to edit. Then go to sublime, cmd+p -> filename:line number -> enter. in 5 seconds you went from finding a css problem and finding its exact line. Doesn’t firefox even support in-browser viewing and editing of SASS?