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# Where to make CSS changes

Groupthought recommends that you add your CSS override code and any custom styles to the very bottom of theme.scss.liquid

![Add your style code to the bottom of theme.scss.liquid](/files/-MWW48MH8cTe69ikM76v)

How to:

![](/files/-MWW4bt3QCOXzAQakSX5)

{% hint style="info" %}
SCSS will be deprecated in future relases of Story theme
{% endhint %}


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