Susy Changelog
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v0.9 [Apr 25 2011]
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Everything here is about simplicity. Susy has scaled back to it's most basic
function: providing flexible grids. That is all.
Deprecated:
* The `susy/susy` import is deprecated in favor of simply importing `susy`.
* The `show-grid` import is deprecated in favor of CSS3 gradient-based
grid-images. You can now use the `susy-grid-background` mixin. See below.
Removed:
* Susy no longer imports all of compass.
* Susy no longer establishes your baseline and no longer provides a reset.
All of that is in the Compass core. You can (and should!) keep using them, but
you will need to import them from compass.
New:
* Use the `susy-grid-background` mixin on any `container` to display the grid.
This toggles on and off with the same controls that are used by the compass
grid-background module.
v0.9.beta.3 [Mar 16 2011]
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Deprecated:
* The `susy/reset` import has been deprecated in favor of the Compass core `compass/reset` import.
* The `susy` mixin has been deprecated. If you plan to continue using vertical-rhythms, you should replace it with the `establish-baseline` mixin from the Compass Core.
Removed:
* The `vertical-rhythm` module has moved into compass core. The API remains the same, but if you were importing it directly, you will have to update that import.
* The `defaults` template has been removed as 'out-of-scope'. This will not effect upgrading in any way, but new projects will not get a template with default styles.
New Features:
* Susy now supports RTL grids and bi-directional sites using the `$from-direction` variable (default: left) and an optional additional from-direction argument on all affected mixins. Thanks to @bangpound for the initial implementation.
* Susy is now written in pure Sass! No extra Ruby functions included! Thanks to the Sass team for making it possible.
v0.8.1 [Sep 24 2010]
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* Fixed typos in tutorial and `_defaults.scss`
NetBSD Packages Collection.
Susy is a semantic CSS framework creator entirely native to Compass.
Susy is an expert at fluid grids in an elastic (or fluid, or fixed)
shell that will never activate that bloody side-scroll bar. Susy
sets your width on the outer element (`container`), adds a `max-width`
of `100%` and builds the rest of your grid in percentages. The
philosophy and technique are based on Natalie Downe's "CSS Systems"
- which introduces difficult math in the service of beautiful
structure. With the power of Compass/Sass, Susy will do that math
for you.
Using simple mixins, columns can be created, suffixed, prefixed,
and nested easily - and always in flexible percentages.
