Bilal TAS
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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [CodeKit - Custom Codes Editor] @importGreat! 🙂
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In reply to: [CodeKit - Custom Codes Editor] @importOkay. What’s the exact error message on this? And, I cannot see the quotes in your comment, do they have quotes? Like these:
@import “119-scss-desktop”; //VARS
@import “120-scss-desktop”; //MIXINS GENERAL
@import “124-scss-desktop”; //MIXINS NAV
@import “126-scss-desktop”; //MIXINS SVG
@import “125-scss-desktop”; //MIXINS FOOTER
@import “217-scss-desktop”; //MIXINS HEADER
@import “129-scss-desktop”; //MIXINS PLUGINS
@import “153-scss-desktop”; //MIXINS BLOG
@import “154-scss-desktop”; //MIXINS GRID
@import “247-scss-desktop”; //MIXINS THEME
@import “121-scss-desktop”; //MIXINS THEME ELEMENTS
@import “132-scss-desktop”; //MIXINS CUSTOM ELEMENTS
@import “122-scss-desktop”; //MIXINS PROJECT
@import “123-scss-desktop”; //ANIMATIONSForum: Plugins
In reply to: [CodeKit - Custom Codes Editor] file orderHi Alex,
The order field is for releasing order of multiple custom codes. Sometimes you might need to prioritize your multiple custom codes on where they are released. Yes, you’re right, we should have written like “Release Order” instead of “Code Order”. Thank you for letting us know.
It would be great to have the option to order all custom codes files alphabetically or via the order feature.
If you’re referring the admin side Custom Codes list page, you can simply order by Custom Code name or Order fields by clicking the table titles.
Also thanks for your good thoughts. With the PRO version of the Custom Codes we are currently developing, you can also group/categorize your codes to make them much more organized.
Best,
BilalForum: Plugins
In reply to: [CodeKit - Custom Codes Editor] @importHi Alex,
Thanks for your feedback! Looks like it’s about the media queries. Are you importing the output scss file to another Custom Code? If so, either you can directly import with the editor file name like @import “xx-scss-desktop.scss” or you can write your variables into the “Global” editor which has globe icon, so you can also import the output file as well.
Please let me know if you still cannot import your variables.
Kind regards,
BilalForum: Plugins
In reply to: [CodeKit - Custom Codes Editor] Public Side SCSS/CSSHi Fred,
Thanks for your great feedback!
To be able to have a default style file, you can simply create a new custom code and import it into the “Global” editor tab which has globe icon.(@import “xx-scss-desktop.scss”) So, you can use your SCSS variables in all of your breakpoints, including the global one.
As I understand from your request, it’s also about the global editor. 🙂 You can write your general CSS/SCSS into the global editor, which has no media query. I’m calling it “Global Editor” because it’s being configured on settings page. With the “Mobile First” approach, it’s the “Mobile Portrait” tab. On “Desktop First” approach, the “Desktop” tab is the global editor, with an earth icon. 🙂
Additionally, with the PRO version of Custom Codes we’re currently developing, you can simply select any custom code to import into your any custom code, without writing @import scripts.
I hope these help you code better and faster with Custom Codes.
Thank you again,
BilalForum: Plugins
In reply to: [CodeKit - Custom Codes Editor] SCSS – Global StylesHey Saburbia 🙂
Yes, there is a global area in the breakpoints. The tab with “globe” icon is the global editor for you to manually import to another editors.Here’s a sample scenario for SCSS variables:
1 – Create a custom SCSS code named “Variables”.
2 – Add your variables there, doesn’t matter which tab you’re using
3 – Copy the “Current Editor File” name from the “Location” box by clicking it, and import it into the other custom SCSS codes at the top. (e.g. @import “7-scss-desktop.scss”; )Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [CodeKit - Custom Codes Editor] Where do i add php codes?You can simply choose “PHP > Custom Functions” from the “Editor Type” select box on each custom code.
Forum: Reviews
In reply to: [CodeKit - Custom Codes Editor] Thank you for this amazing plugin!!!It’s really great to hear that! Thank you so much for your feedback.
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In reply to: [CodeKit - Custom Codes Editor] Doesn’t work :( + Very bad UIWhat’s the error message when you try to save SASS? (Error messages show up on just next to the “Save” button on the bottom right of the page)
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In reply to: [CodeKit - Custom Codes Editor] Doesn’t work :( + Very bad UIThanks for your feedback. But, can you please explain exactly what’s not working and how it looks on your computer? So, we can understand and solve it as soon as possible. Thanks again.
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In reply to: [CodeKit - Custom Codes Editor] AwesomeThanks a lot for your feedback @dilekuzulmez!
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In reply to: [CodeKit - Custom Codes Editor] I love this!Thanks @kwbtdisk! 🙂
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In reply to: [CodeKit - Custom Codes Editor] AMAZING!Thanks for your feedback @productboi! I’ve added auto-prefixer feature to my to-do list.
For #2, you can include anything separately from “Mixins” tab at the bottom. It will be called every tab you are using in SASS.Forum: Reviews
In reply to: [CodeKit - Custom Codes Editor] WOW!Thank you for your feedback @cunnningstunts! All these recommendations are on my to-do list. They will be on future releases. Thanks again..
It’s been resolved after latest update. Thank you!