CTRL + f in CSS

You can do this by opening up the stylesheet and searching like this:

You can do this by opening up the stylesheet and searching like this:

Hi Justin, the idea would be being able to search directly in the css window instead of using the general search, because every time I search a css class, after hiting enter , the search bar closes. 

I find it very time-consuming every time I need to search the css class on various parts of the style sheet.

you do know you can hit F3 to search the next, right?

Hi everyone!

Something that I think that is available in older versions of Service Studio 10 and dont't appear in the last versions is the "Find" option in the CSS stylesheet console.

I think that this is an powerfull tool that we can have. Many times I need to find classes in CSS code and it's much more easier if I have de find tool.

Best regards,

Ricardo

Great idea, it would make a great addition. Btw, can't believe this idea wasn't posted earlier, we can't be the only ones, right?

:)

I agree sometimes I use the normal search function but the 'Search in CSS' option is not available in the dropdown, would be useful to quickly search for this.

The editors for text like CSS and JavaScript need an update. As it is, we're basically forced to copy the code out of OutSystems into a more robust text editor in order to make any progress.

For example, if I want to update the border color on the footer, how do I do that? There are multiple CSS files with hundreds or thousands of lines of style in them.

It's a painful ordeal.

Have you tried the CTRL+R version of find/replace? It works more like what you want, I believe (though not great, because it won't let you restrict scope to the CSS or JS).

J.Ja

You can actually find/replace in CSS but you have to open CSS text editor and then search but it will only search in the last styleguide you looked into to. That's something that could be improved. 

Changed the category to Service Studio

Thanks!