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oddbird / susy

Pre-grid responsive layout toolkit for Sass, now deprecated
http://oddbird.net/susy/
BSD 3-Clause "New" or "Revised" License
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Move utils into a separate gem #3

Closed javierm closed 14 years ago

javierm commented 14 years ago

I don't use your gem for CSS layouts (no offense here I hope ;)), but I use your utils.sass file for abstracting vendor and CSS3 rules.

Since generating grids and abstracting modern CSS rules are not very related things, it would be nice to have two separate gems.

Thanks.

mirisuzanne commented 14 years ago

in that case you are only using my version of inline-block and ie-inline-block? I'm not even using those any more and may just remove them entirely. And I think vertical-rhythm will be moving into Compass. Compass even has it's own hide-text mixin, meaning I might drop that.

I'm afraid it isn't worth much to me to maintain an extra gem, but I'm happy for you to keep using any code you find. Cut, paste and make your own gem. Add any other mixins that might be helpful. Have fun!

javierm commented 14 years ago

OK, there might have been a misunderstanding.

I reported this bug originally to carljm. By the time I did that, I was pretty sure the version I'm using was in his repository (though I might be wrong).

The utils file I'm using has many functions for border-radius, box-sizing, box-shadow, opacity, column-count, ... and it is a SASS file (not a SCSS one). But I can't find it anymore in your source code :-).

Anyway, I'll consider doing what you said.

Thanks!

mirisuzanne commented 14 years ago

Sounds likre using a quite old version of Susy. That might be true if you pulled from Carl originally. All CSS3 controls (including many new ones) have moved into the Compass Core. If you upgrade your Compass installation, you will have everything you need without using Susy at all.

Cheers, -e

javierm commented 14 years ago

So you moved it to another gem before I asked! Now that was fast.

Thanks for the tip!