Rails Sass Images

Sass functions and mixins to inline images and get images size:

.icon
  +image-size("icon.png")
  background: inline("icon.png")

.icon-wrap
  width: image-width("icon.png") + 6px
  height: image-height("icon.png")

with HiDPI (Retina) support:

.icon
  +hidpi-inline("icon.png")

.background
  +hidpi-image("big-image.jpg")

and fonts support:

@font-face
  font-family: "MyFont"
  src: inline("my.woff") format('woff')

Instead of Compass, Rails Sass Images has:

• HiDPI (Retina) support.
• Full Assets Pipeline support.
• Useful shortcuts.
• More file types support.
• Smaller and cleaner code.

If you still need Compass for CSS 3 prefixes, see Autoprefixer.

Add gem to your Rails Gemfile:

gem "rails-sass-images"

and import mixins in your application.sass:

@import "rails-sass-images"

You can use Rails Sass Images with plain Ruby application with Sprockets. Just install in to Sprockets environment:

require 'rails-sass-images'

RailsSassImages.install(sprockets_env)

and import mixins in your Sass files:

@import "rails-sass-images"

You can use Rails Sass Images without Sprockets. Just set dir to load assets:

require 'rails-sass-images'

RailsSassImages.load_from = './images/'

By default, load dir will be current dir ..