Astro sass implementation
Hey there.
I am trying to recreate by myself this project: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IGVWLd3P8ig but I have problem with sass implementation.
What have I done:
- I have installed sass npm package.
- I have created some
main.scss file with some simple variables.
- I have imported main.scss file in my Layout.astro.
It's not working. I have no idea how it's implemented in a video above. Do I miss something? In Astro docs can't find anything helpful.
Maybe I'm assuming it's easy as that. Maybe I should configure something else? Please help. šæKevin Powell
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iirc, the video you linked is a preview for the BeyondCSS course you have access to. He mentions this in the video at 1:17 (timestamped link): https://youtu.be/IGVWLd3P8ig?t=77
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The video is not necessarily meant to follow along to, I'd recommend just following the course and if you get stuck, you can ask questions about the lessons in #beyond-css
if you do want help with this specific project, you'll have to share a lot more details though. Any error messages, config files, what you've tried...
As i understood it correctly project in beyond-css isn't build on Astro. š¤ But I'll check. Thanks!
that might be the last module, he mentions it's a mix of an earlier and the last module in this video