i sure hope this drop down doesnt break

Author: tguyenn

docs/_sections/_guide-primaries/getting-started/environment-setup/windows-setup.md

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 4. Agree and use default configuration
 
 ### __Install VS Code and ESP-IDF Extension__
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 VS Code is an easily customizable IDE with many extensions and a large community, meaning you can easiy find solutions to any issues that may arise :) 
 
+{: .highlight}
+If your Windows username has spaces in it, then you will need to use the following guide in lieu of the steps below to install VS Code! This is because ESP-IDF cannot install properly if the install path contains spaces, so the following is our workaround :)
+{: .callout-red}
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+<details markdown="1">
+  <summary>Click to expand</summary>
+    ### __Install 7-zip__
+    7-zip is a file compression tool that works much faster than your native Windows tools.
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+    1. Go to the [7-zip download page](https://www.7-zip.org/)
+    2. Install using defaults
+    3. Launch 7-zip
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+    ### __Install Preconfigured VS Code__
+    The preconfigured version allows you to circumvent the issue of not being able to install ESP-IDF if your Windows username has whitespace in it (ESP-IDF refuses to install if that is the case). This is a (in my humble opinion) a better solution than creating an entirely new account on your computer
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+    1. Download [zip folder from Box (~3.1 GB)](https://utexas.box.com/shared/static/0f8jo5nuhbsmefy4jkklvslvlj38f2bz.zip) 
+    2. Unzip the file to your C: drive using 7-zip. [(How do I use 7-zip?)](https://ut-ras.github.io/RobotathonESP32/technical#how-do-i-use-7-zip)
+    {: .highlight}
+    This **will** take a while if you don't use 7-zip 
+    {: .callout-red}
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+    3. Launch the "containerized" VS Code by running the `Code.exe` file in the unzipped folder
+    4. In the top menu bar of VS Code, click `File` > `Open Folder`
+    5. Use VS Code to open the folder where you cloned the Robotathon repository (“RobotathonESP32” by default)
+    6. Wait for the ESP-IDF extension to initialize 
+    7. Build the project by clicking the wrench icon in the bottom ribbon of VS Code (this will take a while the first time)
+    <img src="{{ '/_assets/images/vscode_bottom_ribbon_build.png' | prepend: site.baseurl }}" alt="vscode_bottom_ribbon_build.png :(">
+</details>
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 1. Download and install [VS Code](https://code.visualstudio.com/download)
 2. Open the extensions tab and search `ESP-IDF`
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-### __Install 7-zip__
-7-zip is a file compression tool that works much faster than your native Windows tools.
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-2. Install using defaults
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-The preconfigured version allows you to circumvent the issue of not being able to install ESP-IDF if your Windows username has whitespace in it (ESP-IDF refuses to install if that is the case). This is a (in my humble opinion) a better solution than creating an entirely new account on your computer
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-1. Download [zip folder from Box (~3.1 GB)](https://utexas.box.com/shared/static/0f8jo5nuhbsmefy4jkklvslvlj38f2bz.zip) 
-2. Unzip the file to your C: drive using 7-zip. [(How do I use 7-zip?)](https://ut-ras.github.io/RobotathonESP32/technical#how-do-i-use-7-zip)
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-This **will** take a while if you don't use 7-zip 
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-4. In the top menu bar of VS Code, click `File` > `Open Folder`
-5. Use VS Code to open the folder where you cloned the Robotathon repository (“RobotathonESP32” by default)
-6. Wait for the ESP-IDF extension to initialize 
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 ### __Flash your ESP32__
 
 1. Plug in your ESP32