the.railsi.st is Patrick Crowley.

I'm a Ruby developer and this blog is a record of my experiences using Ruby on Rails to build web apps.

I also run SD Ruby, a local Ruby group in San Diego known for its podcast.

What happens when you have a really big application? You wind up with a ton of stylesheets in public/stylesheets. It can get messy.

That's why Styler now supports nested stylesheet directories.

To use this feature, just create subdirectories in public/stylesheets for each of your controllers, and then add stylesheets for individual actions you wish to style.

• Styles for an entire controller should be stored in controller.css
• Styles for specific actions should be stored in controller/action.css

Also... there's no configuration required, and you can use flat and nested sheets interchangeably.