View (menu) > Syntax > Open all with current extension as > Markdown Extended.
#Sublime livereload code#
Next you want to set all markdown files to be opened as Markdown Extended for syntax highlighting (including code blocks). This can be set by clicking on document type (bottom right). In order for it to kick in, the document type need to be set to Markdown Extended. It can be selected from Preferences > Color Scheme > Monokai Extended > Monokai Extended. Markdown Editing has its own color scheme. Copy from left pane to the right one and override. Left are the defaults settings and right is the user settings file. Main settings can be overridden in Preferences.sublime-settings or accessed via Preferences > Settings. Package settings on Windows are at %Appdata%\Sublime Text 3\Packages\User\package-name.sublime-settings. I usually copy from default file to user, remove the unneeded settings and override the rest. Settings can be opened via Preferences > Package Settings > Settings Default/User. User settings are used to override default ones. Generally sublime and each package have two types of settings, default and user. On Windows it will be "%Appdata%\Sublime Text 3\Packages\User\" (don't forget the double quotes if you want to just paste it into the run prompt).
#Sublime livereload install#
Type Install and then select Package Control: Install Package.Press Ctrl+Shift+P to open the command palette.Fix "MarGo build failed" for GoSublime on Windows.Enable LiveReload Manually (repeat after every Sublime launch).When I want to do it again in a year (or a new machine) I can just use everything here or just use the config files. Atom is a nice editor with a lot of features but it has a lot of performance issues for what I want to do.īelow is my setup for reference.
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