CSS Background image path giving different result with replace-text-with-dimensions($img, $x, $y)

[Jitendra Vyas]

I'm using a variable for images paths in a website $assetPath : "../images/"; and it's working fine as i want.

background:url(#{$assetPath}in-focus-tag2.png) no-repeat; to output background: url(../images/in-focus-tag2.png) no-repeat;

but when i use this 

@include replace-text-with-dimensions("#{$assetPath}in-focus-tag2.png")

it gives this background-image: url('/images/../images/in-focus-tag2.png?1334725966');

How to solve these problem?

1) I want to remove extra "/images/" while I'm using @include replace-text-with-dimensions

2)Want to remove ?1334725966 after img location

[Chris Eppstein]

Compass wants you to configure your asset locations in the config file and to use relative references in all cases within your stylesheets. You're just re-inventing a 1st class feature of compass by adding this config variable.

Chris

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[Jitendra Vyas]

I made separate variable for img path because i have images in 2 different directories. and now i also want to use  replace-text-with-dimensions

Chris

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[Alan Hogan]

On Jun 11, 2012, at 11:24 AM, Jitendra Vyas wrote:

> I made separate variable for img path because i have images in 2 different directories.

Why?

[Jitendra Vyas]

Because I'm using some images from existing site and some are new images which are in new project folder.

[Roy Tomeij]

Use two directories for them inside the images-folder.

Op maandag 11 juni 2012 21:08:52 UTC+2 schreef Jitendra Vyas het volgende:

[Jitendra Vyas]

How? Could you give some more details on it?

Thank you

Jitendra Vyas

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[Roy Tomeij]

I assume you now have something like /assets/image-dir-1 and /assets/image-dir-2. Make that /assets/images/dir-1 and /assets/images/dir-2 and you can just use the default Compass config, which uses the images directory. In your stylesheets you can then use the "dir-1/foo.jpg" path, which will look for the directory and file inside "/images".

Op maandag 11 juni 2012 21:47:46 UTC+2 schreef Jitendra Vyas het volgende:

How? Could you give some more details on it?

Thank you

Jitendra Vyas

http://about.me/jitendravyas

On Tue, Jun 12, 2012 at 1:16 AM, Roy Tomeij <r...@tomeij.net> wrote:

Use two directories for them inside the images-folder.

Op maandag 11 juni 2012 21:08:52 UTC+2 schreef Jitendra Vyas het volgende:

Because I'm using some images from existing site and some are new images which are in new project folder.

On Tuesday, June 12, 2012 12:33:51 AM UTC+5:30, b01dface wrote:

On Jun 11, 2012, at 11:24 AM, Jitendra Vyas wrote:

> I made separate variable for img path because i have images in 2 different directories.

Why?

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[Alan Hogan]

On Jun 11, 2012, at 12:55 PM, Roy Tomeij wrote:

> I assume you now have something like /assets/image-dir-1 and /assets/image-dir-2. Make that /assets/images/dir-1 and /assets/images/dir-2 and you can just use the default Compass config, which uses the images directory. In your stylesheets you can then use the "dir-1/foo.jpg" path, which will look for the directory and file inside "/images".
>

Yes, do this.

You could even go crazy and define Sass functions to prefix your directories, so image-url(old-image("foo.jpg")) is the same as image-url("dir-1/foo.jgp"). Sass Script and functions are slightly advanced features of course, and unnecessary in this case.