SCSS generated doesn't generate "concrete" sprite classes about css-sprite HOT 5 OPEN

If you use css as the output format css-sprite will generate the classes for you. When using a pre-pocessor like scss it just generates the needed mixins.

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Or you could also create your own template for generating scss. Have a look at the templates that come with css-sprite in lib/templates.

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Yup, I am aware of that.

The thing is that I am not sure why that should be the case. Generally I
want to have sprite classes generated for every single sprite that is
inside the output image.

It is quite a simple addition to the basic template too, like I have done
here:
https://github.com/bguiz/node-angularity/blob/feature/sprites/tasks/sprites.scss.mustache#L51-L53

I know I can always create a custom template, just think that this should
be the default behaviour.

W: http://bguiz.com

On 5 February 2015 at 20:23, Alexander Slansky [email protected]
wrote:

Or you could also create your own template for generating scss. Have a
look at the templates that come with css-sprite in lib/templates.

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Yeah ok. We have different opinions about that. I want to keep the generated styles as small as possible, but I can see why this would be helpful. I'll reopen the issue a a reminder for me. Right now I am just filled up with work stuff.

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I just had to do something simmilar in a project I'm working on. I would suggest creating your own template and using something like this at the end of your template

{{#items}}
.icon-{{name}}
    @extend .icon
    sprite(${{name}})

{{/items}}

I agree with @aslansky that the generated styles should be as small as possible. I feel it should be left to individuals to create their own concrete-classes via the template mechanism.

EDIT: Sorry, I should have read the comments more closely - it appears you've already arrived at this solution.

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