Codekit keeps changing the default folder for scss

[saulsolorzano]

Hi! I've been using codekit since version 1, big kudos! I don't thing I get as exited for any app update as I do for yours, the release notes are the funniest thing, so if you get bored of this coding thing, you have a future there.

Codekit works GREAT, but since about 4 month ago I stated having this problem and now it's really annoying, I have two folders scss and css, standard, I have a bunch of subfolders in scss and a main main.scss file that should export to css So when I first setup a project I put the path to css/main.css and everything is find.

If a move to another project and come back to this project after a week or so, I make changes to some partial scss file and save the file but don't see the changes in the page, It turns out that the path is scss/main.css. This keeps happening, I don't know how to fix it.

Thanks!

[bdkjones]

You need to adjust the default output path for Sass files in Project Settings > Languages > Sass.

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On Apr 16, 2018, at 11:12, Saúl Solórzano notifications@github.com wrote:

Hi! I've been using codekit since version 1, big kudos! I don't thing I get as exited for any app update as I do for yours, the release notes are the funniest thing, so if you get bored of this coding thing, you have a future there.

Codekit works GREAT, but since about 4 month ago I stated having this problem and now it's really annoying, I have two folders scss and css, standard, I have a bunch of subfolders in scss and a main main.scss file that should export to css So when I first setup a project I put the path to css/main.css and everything is find.

If a move to another project and come back to this project after a week or so, I make changes to some partial scss file and save the file but don't see the changes in the page, It turns out that the path is scss/main.css. This keeps happening, I don't know how to fix it.

Thanks!

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[saulsolorzano]

Well now I feel dumb jajaja

Thanks for the quick reply!

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On Mon, Apr 16, 2018 at 3:36 PM, Bryan Jones notifications@github.com wrote:

You need to adjust the default output path for Sass files in Project Settings > Languages > Sass.

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On Apr 16, 2018, at 11:12, Saúl Solórzano notifications@github.com wrote:

Hi! I've been using codekit since version 1, big kudos! I don't thing I get as exited for any app update as I do for yours, the release notes are the funniest thing, so if you get bored of this coding thing, you have a future there.

Codekit works GREAT, but since about 4 month ago I stated having this problem and now it's really annoying, I have two folders scss and css, standard, I have a bunch of subfolders in scss and a main main.scss file that should export to css So when I first setup a project I put the path to css/main.css and everything is find.

If a move to another project and come back to this project after a week or so, I make changes to some partial scss file and save the file but don't see the changes in the page, It turns out that the path is scss/main.css. This keeps happening, I don't know how to fix it.

Thanks!

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