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Mazzone
Mazzone

Reputation: 431

.css to .scss ends up .scss.css

I'm just working on a local project following this tutorial and it tells me to change three css files:

fluid_skeleton.css => _fluid_skeleton.scss

normalize.css => _normalize.scss

styles.css => styles.scss

When I change the file names from mac's Finder, and open the project back up (I am using Sublime Text 2) the file names are:

fluid_skeleton.css => _fluid_skeleton.scss.css

normalize.css => _normalize.scss.css

styles.css => styles.scss.css

I am new to Sass so I am not sure if I have done something wrong, but I doubt it is supposed to look like this... When I open back up my folder back up in Finder it read without the .css at the end... only in my text editor does it append the extra .css

Is this normal? (i doubt it) and if not how can I fix.

Thanks!

Upvotes: 0

Views: 102

Answers (1)

darkknight
darkknight

Reputation: 372

From what I gather, you are adding the .scss at the end of file name without changing the extension of the old file. You could rename the file in Mac terminal using 

mv oldfilename.css newfilename.scss

Upvotes: 1

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