KIT files exist as 3 different types. Please find information about each of them below.
Type 1: CodeKit File
An extension is required to import other file types. The extension is optional. If you exclude it, .kit will be added by CodeKit. Root folder relative imports begin with a slash. CodeKit looks for the...
An extension is required to import other file types. The extension is optional. If you exclude it, .kit will be added by CodeKit. Root folder relative imports begin with a slash. CodeKit looks for the file relative to the project root. Multiple imports use a comma-separated list. Files only for importing have a leading underscore.
You can import files into a .kit using @include or @import. When saving, special comments are replaced by the imported text. You can use string variables too. Special comments become the variable values after compiling.
To create a .kit, rename HTML and add to CodeKit’s project. Then add that project. You can import anything with @include or @import. When saving the .kit, text replaces the special comments. You can also use string variables. Comments become values after compiling.
To open in 2020 Design, File -> Open or the open folder icon. Since .kit needs 2020 Design, save as image to share. File -> Save As -> Save As Image.
