Fix CSS customization docs #342
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I was trying to customize my Jekyll blog's CSS and found that the path for the main scss file (for minima 2.5.0) is assets/main.scss, and that's what you have to recreate in your own Jekyll repo to get customizations to work. It is not /assets/css/style.scss (creating this does nothing).
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@ksm The changes you're seeing are recent changes for the next major version of this theme: The README for the version you're using is already included in the gem. |
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@ashmaroli Sorry for the confusion! I assumed that the readme matched the newest official version of 2.5.0. Wasn't aware there's a pre-release. Thanks for the quick turnaround @ashmaroli. ✨ |
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I was trying to customize my Jekyll blog's CSS and found that the path for the main scss file (for minima 2.5.0) is
assets/main.scss, and that's what you have to recreate in your own Jekyll repo to get customizations to work. It is not/assets/css/style.scss(creating this does nothing).Here's what I mean: ksm/blog.mazur.me@b99369e. This commit got CSS overrides to work on my blog.