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WP-SCSS only compiles when forced with Always Recompile #46

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timbotcom opened this issue Oct 11, 2015 · 3 comments
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WP-SCSS only compiles when forced with Always Recompile #46

timbotcom opened this issue Oct 11, 2015 · 3 comments

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@timbotcom
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I'm running WAMP server with WordPress 4.3.1. I've installed underscores as my theme, sassified. My Scss Location is set to /sass/ and my CSS location is set to /

For some reason, making changes to the partials and saving them is not causing WP-SCSS to recompile. I looked in my sass folder for a log file but did not see one. Any ideas why it's not recompiling?

Thanks in advance for any help!

@ghost
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ghost commented Dec 28, 2016

I don't know if this has anything to do with it, but I don't think the scss directory can be a sub-directory of the css directory so perhaps your css directory should be /css/
Also you need to make sure that you include the trailing slash after the path (so /css/ not /css)

@coccoinomane
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coccoinomane commented Jan 19, 2017

Same here. SCSS is compiled only if I include define('WP_SCSS_ALWAYS_RECOMPILE', true); in my wp-config.php. Alas, this means that I never use the plugin in production.

EDIT: @EleanorEllis, thank you for the suggestion, but I have the same issue also using a completely different directory for the CSS. I suspect the issue has more to do with the server configuration than with a directory issue.

@shadoath
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@timbotcom @EleanorEllis @coccoinomane is this still an issue for any of you?
If you are still using this plugin please update and let me know if this problem persists.

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