CSS's/Templates break

[Userus]

Hello, MyBB Community!
Can someone tell me which button is the break on global.css, on templates and so on. I got tired of copying that break from notepad (TAB button on it) or searching for one in the templates/CSS.

Thanks!

[ranjani]

first, please stop using notepad !! instead use a code editor like notepad++ OR ultraedit etc ...
next, if you have CodePress turned ON at admin panel --> preferences then please turn it OFF & save preferences

finally, can you post example code piece consisting of above referred break in CODE tags here ...

[Userus]

Thank you for your reply, ranjani!
Ok, I turned off CodePress. About that break, I meant this (as an example):

	background: #efefef;

Here, it is read as multiple spaces, but on global.css, it is read as a break, just like when you hit the TAB button in Notepad (I don't know what Notepad did to you, but I find it quite useful when you need it for something like creating a break ). So that break is by default there, but I just want to know what button should I use for instant creating it instead of multiple spaces.
Also, why CodePress should be off?

Thanks!

[Euan T]

Just hit the tab key on your keyboard to create that "break" (or tab as it's known ;D). Codepress should be turned off because it's old, outdated and buggy and generally just a PITA if you're doing anything with templates in my experience.

[Userus]

Damn, why didn't I think about that?...Kidding
Of course I tried, but it takes me to the Reset/Save and Continue Editing button (as it is the next button)

PS: I use Firefox.

[Euan T]

Oh, you can't insert a tab character within the browser at all as the tab button is used to step through elements. You have to copy the template/css to a program such as notepad/notepad++

[Userus]

So there is really no button with that function?
Damn...

[Euan T]

Not that I know of

[Alan S.]

I usually just copy and paste a tab from elsewhere in the template. Or if I'm making a lot of changes copy and paste the whole template into Notepad++ and then back into the template when I'm done. There's no way around it as far as I know.