Closed gabrielhart closed 12 years ago
Hi Gabriel, thanks for your input!
I've tracked this down, seems there was a regression during recent refactoring.
Just checked in a fix to the test branch if you'd like to pull that down and try it.
Thank you Pete! Will do-my gang and I love this tool and it's a real help.
Cheers! Gabriel
From: Pete Boere reply@reply.github.com To: gabrielhart gabriel.hart@rocketmail.com Sent: Tuesday, June 5, 2012 10:03 AM Subject: Re: [css-crush] URL Rewrites (#32)
Hi Gabriel, thanks for your input!
I've tracked this down, seems there was a regression during recent refactoring.
Just checked in a fix to the test branch if you'd like to pull that down and try it.
Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub: https://github.com/peteboere/css-crush/issues/32#issuecomment-6125583
Hi, So its not working perfectly yet, but I created some test cases for you to see. The piece of code that writes the path seems to have a little glitch in it.
Examples: Inside the Stylesheet -> /ui/site/test/styleheet.css: @import url( "../../theme/small-icons.css" ); /* path is /ui/theme/ - global stuff / @import url( "theme/large-icons.css" ); / path is /ui/site/test/theme/ - local stuff */
Original CSS in imported css files (pointing to different but same named folders): .sm-icon-add { background-image: url( ../media/image/icon/add.png ); }
.large-icon-1 { background-image: url( ../media/image/icon/large/applications-internet.png ); } (found in
Post-crush output: .sm-icon-add { background-image: url(../../theme/../media/image/icon/add.png); } .large-icon-1 { background-image: url(theme/../media/image/icon/large/applications-internet.png); }
The correct conversions should be: .sm-icon-add { background-image: url(../../media/image/icon/add.png) } // so it points to the common folder up there .large-icon-1 { background-image: url(media/image/icon/large/applications-internet.png); } // so it points to a more local folder
This kind of facility to get the paths right is so important-looking forward to a resolution. Happy to test further to get things working well. Hope this feedback is helpful.
Cheers! Gabriel
I've tried to recreate your test case as follows:
└── ui
├── site
│ └── test
│ ├── stylesheet.css
│ └── theme
│ ├── large-icons.css
│ └── media
│ └── image
│ └── icon
│ └── large
│ └── applications-internet.png
└── theme
├── media
│ └── image
│ └── icon
│ └── add.png
└── small-icons.css
If this is the case then these paths in your test case:
.sm-icon-add { background-image: url( ../media/image/icon/add.png ); }
.large-icon-1 { background-image: url( ../media/image/icon/large/applications-internet.png ); }
Should be (without ../ prefix):
.sm-icon-add { background-image: url( media/image/icon/add.png ); }
.large-icon-1 { background-image: url( media/image/icon/large/applications-internet.png ); }
If this is not right can you send a zip of your test case to pete at the-echoplex.net please
Hi Pete, Excellent work.
I am having a problem with URL rewrites. The settings that I am using are all working except for the rewrites (dollar are vars coming from _GET, and working ok).
$options = array( 'debug' => $debug, 'boilerplate' => $boilerplate, 'cache' => $cache, 'versioning' => $versioning, 'rewrite_import_urls' => true );
$compiled_file = csscrush::file($filepath, $options);
For test purposes I put the 'rewrite_import_urls' in as a direct value.
Any advice appreciated or I can send you a sample. Currently the setup is:
/rootui /theme/themefile.css (this file references images below as "../media/image/.") /media/image/. /site/mysite/stylesheet.css (inside, this references themefile.css as @import(../../themefile.css) (after) /style/site/stylesheet.crush.css (references themefile.css as (../media/image/.)
In the crush file, the correct path to be generated in the crushed file (/style/site/stylesheet.crush.css) should be (../../media/image/) in order to continue to have a valid references for the original files, but it remains (../media/image/.).
I hacked the code a bit but cannot resolve...
Any help appreciated. G
PS: Option for url rewrite without conversion of images to data would be great too...