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CSS Sass Basics (retired) Getting Started with Sass Nesting Selectors

John Wilmans
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John Wilmans
Courses Plus Student 11,909 Points
Posted by John Wilmans
John Wilmans
Courses Plus Student 11,909 Points

This is probably a stupid question. How do I enter SaSS so it is compiled for the challenges on this course please?

I am doing the Sass basics course and am wanting to do the challenges. How do I get the code to update in the challenge. Am I still using my text editor?

Thanks

2 Answers

Craig Watson
Craig Watson
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Craig Watson
Craig Watson
27,930 Points

Hi John,

Are you wanting to see the compiled version on the Sass code you are answering with when in a code challenge?

Craig

John Wilmans
John Wilmans
Courses Plus Student 11,909 Points
John Wilmans
John Wilmans
Courses Plus Student 11,909 Points

Hi Craig. Basically I'm trying to find WHERE to enter the code. There is index.html and a CSS page. Where would I enter the sass for the console thing to convert to CSS?

Thanks John

Craig Watson
Craig Watson
27,930 Points

Ahh I see John no worries,

On the code challenges you don't need to worry about compiling the code at all, just through in the scss that would be needed and that it.

if there is no, "styles.scss" or similar and it is a "styles.css" just enter your code in the css file. If you do think it is misleading or a little confusing the guys behind the scenes really listen so be sure to hit them up at help@teamtreehouse.com letting them know your thoughts they will appreciate your feedback.

Craig