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Does 'Retina Sprites' support $offset-x, $offset-y #29
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Looking at the code, is it to do with the $pad? |
Hi @BenBish , i'm not sure offhand. I'm really swamped at the moment... working 90hrs a week. I can look into this next weekend if you're still having issues with it. It's been so long since I looked into how compass works on the inside. Have you tried the 2.0 branch? I haven't had a chance to use it yet (looking to heavily test & merge next weekend) but @novascreen did an awesome job at refactoring it. It looks much cleaner than the release on master. |
90 hr weeks? You're forgiven for not knowing! No worries, there s no rush, I found an alternative solution that, while not as simple as yours, it does the job. Happy to help where I can if you need anything testing! |
Yea, it's pretty intense 😃
Yea if you've tried out the 2.0 branch any feedback would be great! I quickly tried it but haven't used it in an app yet (i'm mostly focusing on backend and Meteor stuff at the moment). |
if there are any questions related to the 2.0 branch i'm happy to help out. |
For example
@include retina-sprite(imageName, $offset-x: 15px, $offset-y: 20px);
I can't seem to make this work.
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