Reputation: 125
I've been using Sass as of late and finally made the jump to include Compass (well, I use Mindscape in VS2010 and finally decided to give it a try). I am just loving the sprite generation capabilites. I have a question though to anyone in the know.
I have a specific directory that contains any images that will be used in a sprite file. Here is my code so far:
@import "icons/*.png";
@each $p in (delete, docEdit, buttonBack, docView, editAcct, email, help, info, lock, search, unlock) {
.#{$p} { @include icons-sprites(#{$p}); }
}
Needless to say each element is a specific image file that will end up in the sprite.
This generates (as a sample) for each item in the list:
.delete .icons-delete {
background-position: -23px 0;
}
.docEdit .icons-docEdit {
background-position: -63px 0;
}
I was wondering if I could automate this further by getting all the names of the .png files in the indicated directory and doing the each loop on them without hardcoding them in. This way I could drop in or remove images if required, recompile and the output would create the classes automatically without me having to enter them in the list under the @each directive.
Thanks in advance for any suggestions or comments!
Upvotes: 0
Views: 384
Reputation: 17753
Yep:
@import "icons/*.png";
@include all-icons-sprites;
See the Compass Spriting Docs for more details and options.
Upvotes: 1