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CSS Sass Basics (retired) Getting Started with Sass Installing and Using Sass

Kevin Eudy
Kevin Eudy
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Posted by Kevin Eudy
Kevin Eudy
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Sass Connection to my Command Propt

I get an error when I try to pull up sass test.scss on my command prompt. I says No such file or directory. Anyone have any pointers?

3 Answers

Alex Edwards
Alex Edwards
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That doesn't work on Windows. You will have to direct to that folder by typing "CD FolderName" and then again "CD FolderName" within previous folder.

Kevin Eudy
Kevin Eudy
6,874 Points
Kevin Eudy
Kevin Eudy
6,874 Points

When I type

sass --watch .

I only see current changes to my .css file. It doesn't keep the "live feed", updating every time I save my .scss file. Do you know what I'm doing wrong there?

Elliott Frazier
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Elliott Frazier
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Elliott Frazier
Elliott Frazier
Courses Plus Student 9,647 Points

You can drag and drop the file you want the path to in the terminal and it will write the path for you.

Kevin Eudy
Kevin Eudy
6,874 Points
Kevin Eudy
Kevin Eudy
6,874 Points

Cool. Thank you so much for the help.