Hi, I installed the extension and I have uploaded my scss file.
I see that in the new generated css not all the classes are there. Actually it was weird that the css was too small and indeed, i didn't compile the whole scss.
What could be happening here? any ideas of how can I solve it?

best regards,
luardo

I have no idea what I'm doing wrong here, I've been fiddling with it for ages. Got some prewritten SASS thats been set up but when I try to call the file as either .css.scss or .scss the actual link href for the file on frontend goes blank. SASS and Compass has been installed on server.

How can I properly disable this extension from my store?

Note: MYdownloader is not working.

Thank you

I cannot get the following to work
http://sassmeister.com/gist/7136082

No errors in exception.log, it simply doesn't add these attributes?

I defined mixin in an included file if that matters..

we have multiple themes for our site, and i'd like to include a common scss file that has global site vars, and then individual scss files.

is it possible to first collect all scss files in a page, and then compile them, instead of compiling each scss file individually?

The generated css file under media/sass/ directory contains the same url as it was in the skin folder. For example:

nav { background: url(../images/menu.gif); }

It should be overwritten to the absolute skin path. See the Magento CSS compressor how it works.

beforeMergeCss() in Mage_Core_Model_Design_Package

It's not working with Magento's css merging. Simply the generated css file is not part of the merged file, but it's neither included separately.

Thanks for this extension btw

When using multi-site the CSS is not always compiled with the correct store used leading to cross-domain errors when one domain uses HTTPS and one does not.

E.g. my main site (https://:www.sconch.com) is suffering repeated cross-domain errors as another store on my setup (pos.sconch.com) seems to overwrite the compiled CSS with links to http://pos.sconch.com files)

See attached screenshot.

While developing the store, I disabled all caches and indexes.

Before Sass module, this resulted in quick workflow:

• change css
• refresh the browser to see the result

But with Sass module, changing scss doesn't result in css file refresh.
I have to manually flush Magento cache or delete css file.

How can I make it update for every change?

Magento 1.9.1

Has anyone got this working with PHP 7?