Sass/Compass - Use variables for relative paths
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Is it possible to use variables to set relative paths in Sass? I've tried to do it but just keep getting errors.
In my admin css files I'm trying to avoid writing background(../../img/admin/img.jpg) for any images that need accessing from the css.
I've tried writing something like
$admin_img: '../../img/admin';
body {
background: url($admin_img/background.png);
}
This code won't work and keeps saying that it expects ')' but found '.png);'
Is it possible to set the paths using variables and how can it be done?
Thanks
css sass compass-sass
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Is it possible to use variables to set relative paths in Sass? I've tried to do it but just keep getting errors.
In my admin css files I'm trying to avoid writing background(../../img/admin/img.jpg) for any images that need accessing from the css.
I've tried writing something like
$admin_img: '../../img/admin';
body {
background: url($admin_img/background.png);
}
This code won't work and keeps saying that it expects ')' but found '.png);'
Is it possible to set the paths using variables and how can it be done?
Thanks
css sass compass-sass
add a comment |
Is it possible to use variables to set relative paths in Sass? I've tried to do it but just keep getting errors.
In my admin css files I'm trying to avoid writing background(../../img/admin/img.jpg) for any images that need accessing from the css.
I've tried writing something like
$admin_img: '../../img/admin';
body {
background: url($admin_img/background.png);
}
This code won't work and keeps saying that it expects ')' but found '.png);'
Is it possible to set the paths using variables and how can it be done?
Thanks
css sass compass-sass
Is it possible to use variables to set relative paths in Sass? I've tried to do it but just keep getting errors.
In my admin css files I'm trying to avoid writing background(../../img/admin/img.jpg) for any images that need accessing from the css.
I've tried writing something like
$admin_img: '../../img/admin';
body {
background: url($admin_img/background.png);
}
This code won't work and keeps saying that it expects ')' but found '.png);'
Is it possible to set the paths using variables and how can it be done?
Thanks
css sass compass-sass
css sass compass-sass
edited Aug 4 '12 at 21:54
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asked Jul 31 '12 at 15:10
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I think you need to interpolate the variable:
$admin_img: '../../img/admin';
body {
background: url(#{$admin_img}/background.png);
}
Yes, that did it. Thank you!
– xonorageous
Jul 31 '12 at 15:37
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I think you need to interpolate the variable:
$admin_img: '../../img/admin';
body {
background: url(#{$admin_img}/background.png);
}
Yes, that did it. Thank you!
– xonorageous
Jul 31 '12 at 15:37
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I think you need to interpolate the variable:
$admin_img: '../../img/admin';
body {
background: url(#{$admin_img}/background.png);
}
Yes, that did it. Thank you!
– xonorageous
Jul 31 '12 at 15:37
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I think you need to interpolate the variable:
$admin_img: '../../img/admin';
body {
background: url(#{$admin_img}/background.png);
}
I think you need to interpolate the variable:
$admin_img: '../../img/admin';
body {
background: url(#{$admin_img}/background.png);
}
answered Jul 31 '12 at 15:28
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Yes, that did it. Thank you!
– xonorageous
Jul 31 '12 at 15:37
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Yes, that did it. Thank you!
– xonorageous
Jul 31 '12 at 15:37
Yes, that did it. Thank you!
– xonorageous
Jul 31 '12 at 15:37
Yes, that did it. Thank you!
– xonorageous
Jul 31 '12 at 15:37
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