There's also the CssEmbed filter than may be useful if your users tend
to actually use most of your images.
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On Thu, Jun 2, 2011 at 11:53 AM, dbenjamin wrote:
> Ok, i added the cssrewrite filter to my assets but i'm not sure how to use
> it.
> {% stylesheets filter='cssrewrite,?yui_
Ok, i added the cssrewrite filter to my assets but i'm not sure how to use
it.
{% stylesheets filter='cssrewrite,?yui_css'
'@MvalSiteBundle/Resources/css/jquery/jquery-ui.css'
'@MvalSiteBundle/Resources/css/reset.css'
'@MvalSiteBundle/Resources/css/style.css'
%}
There is a CssRewriteFilter that should fix relative URLs like these. It’s
enabled in the SE by default as “cssrewrite” — try adding that to your asset.
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On Thursday, June 2, 2011 at 3:33 AM, dbenjamin wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I started to use Assetic and that's really a great tool !
>
> However, i w
Hi,
I started to use Assetic and that's really a great tool !
However, i wonder how to deal with images referenced in some CSS files.
Take jQuery UI for instance, the bundle comes with a css file and an
"images" dir next to it. All images in the css are referenced by
'images/.'.
How to dea
