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The cookie is used to store the user consent for the cookies in the category "Analytics". These cookies ensure basic functionalities and security features of the website, anonymously. Necessary cookies are absolutely essential for the website to function properly. I hope this will help you improve your workflow and save you some time. Uploading "/path/to/local/folder/style.css" to "/public/wp-content/themes/my-theme/style.css You can open the SFTP output console to see the result, and it will be something like this: Uploading "/path/to/local/folder/sass/style.scss" to "/public/wp-content/themes/my-theme/sass/style.scss In reality, you can monitor any dynamically generated file this way. All files with monitor will have the SFTP: Monitoring displaying in the bottom toolbar. See the screenshot below to apply this to your style.css file. However, the SFTP package won’t upload the dynamically created CSS file by default, and you need to do this manually by creating a monitor. To assure you have it always opened, you may use another Sublime package called Lock Tab. Important: Your CSS file must be opened inside the Sublime Text 3 for this method to work. This command will listen to all changes you make inside your SCSS generate and save the CSS file. To watch your SASS changes and generate your CSS, you usually run the terminal command like this one. Here is an example structure of your theme: my-theme/ You work on a WordPress theme and use SASS to create your files. Here is a way to monitor dynamically updated files with Sublime Text 3 + SFTP package installed and upload them to the server when the file timestamp has changed.
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