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    Create Variations of CSS Themes with Cursor's Composer
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Create Variations of CSS Themes with Cursor's Composer

John Lindquist
InstructorJohn Lindquist
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Published a month ago
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Cursor's Composer feature lets us input multiple files as context for us to run commands on. In this lesson we'll give Cursor a handful of theme files that we've created to have it create more popular themes for us. You'll see that it generates popular themes such as monokai and solarized-light

Nicolas Mendonca
Nicolas Mendonca
~ a month ago

How did you dictate with a voice command? is that a feature from cursor or an external tool? 👀

Nicolas Mendonca
Nicolas Mendonca
~ a month ago

Also. My composer window is floating around. How did you pin it in the terminal panel?

Akash Manohar
Akash Manohar
~ a month ago

Hey Nicolas, EggHead fan here. I was just watching this playlist and I found some of you have the same questions that I did 😀

I dug around a bit and found this info from John's tweets - https://x.com/johnlindquist/status/1826028401075122409

  • John is using superwhisper app - https://superwhisper.com/ I just noticed it's available on setapp and downloaded it.

  • John says he dragged the composer to pin it. I don't see how to do that (I tried). But instead of cmd+i if you press shift+cmd+i, then you get a full composer window in an overlay.

Source - this thread

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