How can I configure SASS to compile specific stylesheets into a separate desktop and mobile version?

Normally you And application. Scss looks like: *= require_self *= require_tree Instead of sprocket's manifest for require files, use sass's includes. To still use application.

Scss, remove the line *= require_tree So /app/assets/stylesheets/mobile. Scss @import "bootstrap/bootstrap. Scss"; @import "typography.

Scss"; body { padding-top: 60px; } And you'd do the same for desktop.scss. Note: you'll have to manually add each file you want to import.

Excellent. Thanks for the answer. Yes, I had forgotten about the manifest area at the top of application.

Scss – Josh Lehman Nov 2 at 18:21.

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