css/primary-menu.css missing
LeslieMurphy opened this issue · 3 comments
Hi there and thanks in advance for taking a look at this issue.
I followed the instructions for running the development version, and get this log message when I access Calipso from a browser:
info: No Calipso module routes matched the current URL /css/primary-menu.css
I can see there is a scss file of that name, but nothing was generated into the actual CSS folder:
/var/www/calipso/themes/core/cleanslate/public/sass/partials/_primary-menu.scss
I then installed Ruby and Compass, and even tried running compass from within the /var/www/calipso/themes/core/cleanslate/public/sass directory to see if it might build the CSS - to no avail.
What is the trick to get the files to generate?
Also - I did my install on a new Ubuntu VM install. I did not see any install pre-requisites mentioned for Ruby, Compass, etc. Should these be added to the documentation?
Ah ok, i'll check it out. I had noticed this at one time but other stuff
was more pressing
Andy
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On Jun 26, 2013, at 7:03 PM, LeslieMurphy notifications@github.com wrote:
Hi there and thanks in advance for taking a look at this issue.
I followed the instructions for running the development version, and get
this log message when I access Calipso from a browser:
info: No Calipso module routes matched the current URL
/css/primary-menu.css
I can see there is a scss file of that name, but nothing was generated into
the actual CSS folder:
/var/www/calipso/themes/core/cleanslate/public/sass/partials/_primary-menu.scss
*
I then installed Ruby and Compass, and even tried running compass from
within the /var/www/calipso/themes/core/cleanslate/public/sass directory
to see if it might build the CSS - to no avail.
What is the trick to get the files to generate?
Also - I did my install on a new Ubuntu VM install. I did not see any
install pre-requisites mentioned for Ruby, Compass, etc. Should these be
added to the documentation?
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removed the reference to the file. This was no longer being used since the styles are included as a partial.
Thanks! I was getting weird formatting in Firefox, and thought that this CSS might be causing an issue. I see now that there must just be a bug with CSS for Firefox. I'll open an issue on that, if one has not already been reported.