compass-sass

Compass uses chunky_png to render the sprites. It adds a hash to the end of the file to force caches to download the new image sprites. Is there a way to turn this cache busting off? Unfortunately asset_cache_buster :none option does not disable adding the hash to the end of the filename. Like I wrote few time ago (in french), Compass has no way to disable the cache hash buster, but I propose a solution . In your configuration file (eg config.rb ) add the following lines: # Make a copy of sprites with a name that has no uniqueness of the hash. on_sprite_saved do |filename| if File.exists?

I successfully installed Sass, but I'm having trouble importing Compass. The following is the error detail: *Syntax error: File to import not found or unreadable: compass. Load path: H:/HTML/___keoFull/sass ..... Backtrace: mainKeo.scss:2 style.scss:2 C:/Ruby193/lib/ruby/gems/1.9.1/gems/sass-3.2.6/lib/sass/tree/import_node.rb:67:in `rescue in import' C:/Ruby193/lib/ruby/gems/1.9.1/gems/sass-3.2.6/lib/sass/tree/import_node.rb:45:in `import' C:/Ruby193/lib/ruby/gems/1.9.1/gems/sass-3.2.6/lib/sass/tree/import_node.rb:28:in `imported_file' C:/Ruby193/lib/ruby/gems/1.9.1/gems/sass-3.2.6/lib/sass

I'm trying to use FontAwesome in a web Compass project. As there's no specific documentation in the FontAwesome page , and I'm not using Bootstrap, I've followed the "Not using Bootstrap?" directions but can't make it work. The output I get no specific errors, either not found or compiling errors. It's just not showing anything, no icon or text. The FontAwesome font files doesn't seem to be loading. The steps I've done Download the font-awesome directory Copy it to my projects css folder, where I have all my compiled css: project/css/font-awesome Import the font-awesome.scss file in my main

Is there any way for me to modify the way that Sass will handle decimal places? I saw a few people saying that Sass will dynamically do the (target/parent)*100 calculation needed for responsive layouts, and output the result at compile time. It even has a percentage function, which will essentially take the two values and do this. Alas, Sass will only ever give me 3 decimal places. My understanding up to this point has been that in some cases, this may not be a sufficient degree of accuracy for all browsers to properly display the layout without any hiccups. Can anyone help me get to the

With 0.12.x version of Compass, I was defining support for oldies that way: @import "compass/support" $legacy-support-for-ie6: false; $legacy-support-for-ie7: true; $legacy-support-for-ie8: true; $legacy-support-for-mozilla: false; @if ($legacy-support-for-ie7) { // specific declaration if ie7 is supported } I'm wonder how I should define browser support following Compass 1.x system . Maybe something like that: // Add support for a specific browser $browser-minimum-versions: ( 'ie': "7", 'ie': "8" ); // Reject browsers $supported-browsers: reject(browser-versions("ie"), "6", "7", "8"); But it