Reputation: 71
I'm new to Rails and am having trouble getting a layout (which is being used as a unique, static, landing page) to load a specific stylesheet I want to associate with it. E.g.: www.landing.com to load landing.scss.erb
.
As background, all other routes are going to different pages with different and much more complicated layouts which I have stored in assets/stylesheets
. E.g.: www.landing.com/A (a.scss.erb)
; www.landing.com/B (b.scss.erb). The landing page stylesheet is also in assets/stylesheets
as landing.scss.erb
.
In my home controller
I have an action which renders the landing page:
def landing
render :layout => "landing"
end
And in my routes.rb
: get 'landing' => 'home#landing'
In my views/layouts
I have a file landing.html.erb
in which I am using <%= stylesheet_link_tag 'landing.scss.erb', media: 'all' %>
in my head
to try and load this specific stylesheet, however, the landing page is not loading.
If, in my application.scss
helper file, I include @import "landing"
, then all of my other pages being dictated by application.html.erb
will get the landing.scss.erb
styling which is not what I want.
Any help greatly appreciated!
Upvotes: 3
Views: 3395
Reputation: 71
I figured out what was wrong. I believe my syntax for calling the stylesheet in my layout was incorrect.
When I changed it from <%= stylesheet_link_tag '/assets/stylesheets/landing.scss.erb', media: 'all' %>', media: 'all' %>
to
<%= stylesheet_link_tag 'landing', media: 'all' %>
, I got a new error telling me to add
Rails.application.config.assets.precompile += %w( landing.css )
to config/initializers/assets.rb
.
I added it, restarted my server and my new layout was correctly rendering the specific stylesheet.
However, I still need to figure out exactly what this precompling code is doing and why it was needed. Any guidance/clarification is appreciated.
Upvotes: 2