Is there anyw开发者_开发技巧ay to import a regular CSS file with Sass\'s @import command? While I\'m not using all of the SCSS syntax from sass, I do still enjoy it\'s combining/compressing features,
I use @import\'d partial sheets to organize my css/sass: /app /assets /stylesheets _constants.sass _layout.sass
I have a Rails 3.1 application that uses SASS. The application.css.scss file looks like: @import \'reset.css\';
I\'m using Compass (a CSS Framework) to generate sprite images. It work, but compass generate only a background-position for each image.
I\'m using Jammit to package assets and Sass to generate stylesheets in a Rails 3 app.There are around 35 stylesheets for different site components and all are individually listed in our Jammit config
I am using sass/compass and want to take advantage of compass\'s sprite feature. The project I am on is in a long-standing application where the images are all scattered around in the images folder.
I\'ve used sass before and have a question relating to it for functionality I think may or should exist within sass.
I have a site with color setti开发者_如何转开发ngs in the admin. You change your colors, it saves a .scss file and runs exec(\'sass file.scss file.css\'). Works fine locally (on MAMP), but fails on se
I\'m using Rails 3 with HAML and SASS and I\'d like to achieve the following goals: Obfuscate HTML and CSS output to make it a chore for a casual observer to reverse-engineer
I just implemented Compass configuration for my Sinatra app but when I change the environment to :test or :production and modify my files like screen.sass or index.haml my changes are not reflected wh
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