How do I change the default syntax in Sublime Text 3?
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Sublime Text 3 Default Syntax Highlighting for File Types. Now any file with an SCSS extension will get CSS syntax highlighting (text coloring). To change the syntax highlighting for just the current open file hit command + shift + P, type the language name and select from the list.
Also know, how do I change the default settings in Sublime Text 3?
Open the “Settings - Default” File and copy only the settings you want to change in the “Settings - User” File (located in C:users<user>AppDataRoamingSublime Text 3PackagesUserPreferences. sublime-settings). This way your settings override the default's one.
- Click the “Project” item on the menu (Sublime Text 2)
- Click “Save Project As”
- Choose a folder to save your project in. You may want to save all of these files in a single folder*.
- Name your project.
- Save & Done.
Also asked, how do I change the path in Sublime Text 3?
Open Sublime Text from cmder (Windows)
- In cmder type the following command to open up the System Properties: sysdm.cpl. Click on Advanced → Environment Variables.
- In the Environment Variables window, click on the Path and Edit.
- Click on New and add your path to Sublime Text 3.
sublime-settings extension on disk. Depending on your operating system you'll find the settings files in one of the following folders: macOS: ~/Library/Application Support/Sublime Text 3/Packages/User. Windows: %APPDATA%Sublime Text 3/Packages/User.