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ixti avatar ixti commented on May 18, 2024

Well, this way it's impossible to use jekyll-assets as I don't inject compass and the way you explained processing is done by compass directly. Jekyll-assets is executed by jekyll. By default it will look for assets in:

  • #{source_dir}/_assets/images
  • #{source_dir}/_assets/javascripts
  • #{source_dir}/_assets/stylesheets

I have now some issues with CSS and Liquid processor (#20) and not all compass configuration options are fully supported (#4 and #8). But probably when I'll have some more time I'll fix outstanding issues :D

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coneybeare avatar coneybeare commented on May 18, 2024

Hmm, Octopress externalizss the CSS for easy theme switching. Is there an option you may consider that would parse the liquid tags in a compass generated css file within the _assets/stylesheets folder? I currently have the stylesheet imported in my app.css file, shouldn't that be enough?

On Wed, Mar 13, 2013 at 7:12 AM, Aleksey V. Zapparov
[email protected] wrote:

Well, this way it's impossible to use jekyll-assets as I don't inject compass and the way you explained processing is done by compass directly. Jekyll-assets is executed by jekyll. By default it will look for assets in:

  • #{source_dir}/_assets/images
  • #{source_dir}/_assets/javascripts

  • #{source_dir}/_assets/stylesheets
    I have now some issues with CSS and Liquid processor (#20) and not all compass configuration options are fully supported (#4 and #8). But probably when I'll have some more time I'll fix outstanding issues :D

    Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub:
    #22 (comment)

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coneybeare avatar coneybeare commented on May 18, 2024

Is there a command I can call manually to parse the style.css file so that liquid jekyll-assets tags get replaced?

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coneybeare avatar coneybeare commented on May 18, 2024

Turns out it was an easy fix. jekyll-assets wasnt working on the file (I presume) because it was already compressed, so I just told compass not to compress it and now it is working great. I wrote up how I did it on matt.coneybeare.me

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coneybeare avatar coneybeare commented on May 18, 2024

I wrote up the post on matt.coneybeare.me

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