I use the Scout application on Windows 7 to easily work with SASS / Compass. I have some incredibly annoying experiences trying to set up the image path Scout should use.
The Scount configuration user interface actually offers a field for setting the path to my images, so I installed it something like this:
C: \ MyProject \ IMG
Next, I use the rule in my .SCSS file, for example:
@include background(image-url("bg_skin.png"));
This compiles in CSS with this way:
/images/img/bg_skin.png
Which, obviously, violates my path to the image. I think I lack the logic here, why I was given the opportunity to set the path, after which it is completely canceled.
As more and more users come across this issue, an update has been released:
http://www.continuousthinking.com/2012/05/14/scoutapp-0-6-0-rc1.html
This update allows you to create a custom configuration file for setting paths, etc., which will then be used. So I created this file and asked Scout to use it:
images_dir = "../img"
This compiles in the image path in CSS as follows:
/../IMG/bg_skin.png
Pay attention to the leading slash. Again, the user-configurable path is canceled, and again it interrupts my path. All I want to do is tell Scout to use my "img" directory. It drives me crazy.
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