remove leading slash from Sass file location #8021
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/assets/css/styles.css tries to create a file at the root of the file system, so assuming the user is in the site directory the path shouldn't hae a leading slash. The previous steps that have a 'create a file' direction omit the leading slash too.
Updating the remaining paths to remove leading slash
ashmaroli
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Feb 24, 2020
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Thank you @iamgeef |
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This is a 馃敠 documentation change.
Summary
Removes the leading slash from the
First create a Sass file at /assets/css/styles.scss with the following content:lineContext
Paths that start with a slash denote the root of the file system, assuming the user is in the site directory the path shouldn't have a leading slash.
Previous steps that have a 'create a file' direction omit the leading slash.