Rails - Jul 2012 - changing application.css to .scss prevents model.css.scss from being included...

I changed my application.css file to application.scss, and everything 
worked fine.

But now my model specific .css.scss files are not being ''auto''
included.
i.e., user.css.scss is being ignored as far as I can tell.

Is there a way I can make model specify stuff be auto included?

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Have you tried naming the file application.css.scss?

You can include specific style sheets by deleting the ''require
tree''
comment from the application stylesheet and then using @import 
"example.css.scss"; for every stylesheet that you have. Doing this
means
you can specify the order in which they compile.

On Sunday, 15 July 2012 19:56:34 UTC+1, sheamus wrote:
>
> I changed my application.css file to application.scss, and everything 
> worked fine.
>
> But now my model specific .css.scss files are not being
''auto'' included.
> i.e., user.css.scss is being ignored as far as I can tell.
>
> Is there a way I can make model specify stuff be auto included?
>
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Yeah, I am using the @import now. I was expect it to be automatic, but I 
guess the logic is that if you are using sass for the layout then you will 
want complete control of how things are brought in.

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