Closed geddski closed 7 years ago
I had the same issue when starting to use this. You rename your main scss file to have the *.css.scss
extension and place your sass files into the documents
directory. This directory is kind of unfortunately named as, rather than just being where your webpages live, it is where all dynamic rendering stuff should occur. files
is just for static assets which have no preprocessing involved. See #8 for a bit of a discussion on this.
I'm new to docpad, trying to use this plugin. The docs don't explain where to actually put your scss files so they'll get picked up. An example of the configuration options would also be helpful.