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I have a sass/compass project. For the most part, the default setup is working. I have a sass folder and css folder at the same level in the site, so my main scss file compiles into /css, great. However, I need to create a separate scss file that I’d like to compile into /css/themes/blogs instead of the default /css folder. Not sure how to do this, or if it’s practical.
Can you configure compile locations on a per-file basis and, if so, how?
Just place your blog sass files in
/sass/themes/blogs/and watch from/. As long as your files aren’t prefixed with an_they’ll be generated in the corresponding location in the css directory (/css/themes/blogs/).