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I want to style a static page to be as a landing page for the rails app. The static page is from the StaticPagesController. But the problem is when I add the class in the static page (home.html.erb) and in the application.css add the styling it doesn't use the styles. Any suggestions?

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Rename the application.css to application.scss because for rails 4 is better to work with .scss extension.

Then, DON'T write your code directly in your application.scss file, is a really bad practice.

Import your .scss files (without the extension) For example:

*= require_tree .
 = require rails_bootstrap_forms
 *= require_self
*/

@import "yourfilename";

If you are using .sass extension, then you must include this line in your config/application.rb file:

config.sass.preferred_syntax = :sass

This is because rails takes by default .css or .scss extension instead of .sass extension.

If you deleted the content of the application.scss you have to restore it too.

  • Yes, actually is like a Must. Application takes every single stylesheets. But your issue is different. You are using .sass extension. In your application.rb file add this line: config.sass.preferred_syntax = :sass Rails use by default .css or .scss not .sass extension – Carlos Orellana Jul 29 '16 at 21:20
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This should be the file. \app\views\layouts\application.html.erb

You can add link to your stylesheet in the head section.

or

You can @include your custom css file into application.css file which should be located at \app\assets\stylesheets\

Mitesh Mynee
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