@Highwayman it appears that pheonix is talking about the text editor brackets. i still am not sure which border in brackets, since im sure there are a ton of places you can customize the markup and add a border somewhere. unfortunately, i have not really used brackets so i'm unable to help
@pheonix20 I'm assuming you mean brackets the text editor. All good programming text editors allow you to retain some sort of file structure that fits orthodox programming needs (ie: a css file).
Essentially, what Highwayman did is pretty much correct, but in case you need a bit of help with the properties:
#[insert id name] .[insert class name]{
border: 1px solid black; /*a one px solid black line*/
border-radius: 3px /*Maybe you like rounded edges*/
border-top: 10px solid black; /*idk maybe the top needs to be THICC*/
}
BTW this is the issue with the code below: YOU NEED THE 1px solid black, not just black.
Do you mean like this?
@Highwayman can you make a css document on brackets using this format?
@pheonix20 ? Che?
no, i tried it but it didnt work
@pheonix20 what did you do? Sorry I’m terribly confused now. If you want to put that in some code it would go like this.
@Highwayman it appears that pheonix is talking about the text editor brackets. i still am not sure which border in brackets, since im sure there are a ton of places you can customize the markup and add a border somewhere. unfortunately, i have not really used brackets so i'm unable to help
@eankeen like this?? https://repl.it/talk/learn/How-to-Make-a-Custom-Code-Theme-for-Replit/9500
Edit: like actually playing with the ui of repl.it itself.
@Highwayman as in adobe's brackets.io software :P
@eankeen huh..
@pheonix20 I'm assuming you mean brackets the text editor. All good programming text editors allow you to retain some sort of file structure that fits orthodox programming needs (ie: a css file).
Essentially, what Highwayman did is pretty much correct, but in case you need a bit of help with the properties:
BTW this is the issue with the code below: YOU NEED THE 1px solid black, not just black.