The min means that the file is 'compressed' to reduce load times. You'll notice that there are two sets of the files. Once you've downloaded the files, extract your them into your designated directory. NOTE: this command watches all Sass files in the scss directory for changes and then update the style file into our public directory. If you want to avoid this command every time when you do a change, you can run a watch command: sass -watch sass/sass:public/stylesheets scss file, and the last parameter sass/style.css is the path to your output folder when the file. NOTE: the second parameter sass/materialize.scss is the path to your.

css file, you need to use the following command: sass sass/materialize.scss public/style.css When you have Sass installed on your project and you want to update your output. This section is only relevant if you work with the Sass version of Materialize.įirst, you need to install Sass in your working directory: gem install sass Include Javascript file in the Body section, just before the closing body tag. Include minifed CSS in the head section: There are two ways to use MaterializeCSS, either you can download the files on your system or use the files from CDN (Content Delivery Network).