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### Compass Core ### Compass Core
* A basic sprite mixin is now available. Import compass/utilities/sprites.sass and use the +sprite-img * **Sprites**. A basic sprite mixin is now available. Import compass/utilities/sprites.sass and use the +sprite-img
mixin to set the background image from a sprite image file. Assumes every sprite in the sprite image mixin to set the background image from a sprite image file. Assumes every sprite in the sprite image
file has the same dimensions. file has the same dimensions.
[Commit](http://github.com/chriseppstein/compass/commit/1f21d6309140c009188d350ed911eed5d34bf02e) [Commit](http://github.com/chriseppstein/compass/commit/1f21d6309140c009188d350ed911eed5d34bf02e)
by [Thomas Reynolds][tdreyno]. by [Thomas Reynolds][tdreyno].
* The compass reset is now based on [Eric Meyer's reset](http://meyerweb.com/eric/thoughts/2007/05/01/reset-reloaded/). * **Reset**. The compass reset is now based on [Eric Meyer's reset](http://meyerweb.com/eric/thoughts/2007/05/01/reset-reloaded/).
which makes no attempt to apply base styles like the blueprint reset does. <em>Existing compass projects which makes no attempt to apply base styles like the blueprint reset does. <em>Existing compass projects
will want to change their reset import to point to blueprint/reset.sass</em> -- which is where the old will want to change their reset import to point to blueprint/reset.sass</em> -- which is where the old
default reset for compass projects now lives -- see the blueprint notes above for more information. default reset for compass projects now lives -- see the blueprint notes above for more information.
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[Commit](http://github.com/chriseppstein/compass/commit/be5c0ff6731ec5e0cdac73bc47f5603c3db899b5) [Commit](http://github.com/chriseppstein/compass/commit/be5c0ff6731ec5e0cdac73bc47f5603c3db899b5)
by [Bjørn Arild Mæland][Chrononaut]. by [Bjørn Arild Mæland][Chrononaut].
### Configuration
* **Asset Hosts**. You can now configure the asset host(s) used for images via the image_url() function.
In your compass configuration file, you must define an asset_host algorithm to be used like so:
<pre><code>
# Return the same host for all images:
asset_host {|path| "http://assets.example.com" }
# Return a different host based on the image path.
asset_host do |path|
"http://assets%d.example.com" % (path.hash % 4)
end
</code></pre>
Asset hosts are off unless configured and also off when relative urls are enabled.
* **Configurable Cache Buster**. You can now configure the cache buster that gets placed at the end of
images via the image_url function. This might be useful if you need to coordinate the query string
or use something other than a timestamp. Example:
<pre><code>
asset_cache_buster do |path, file|
"busted=true"
end
</code></pre>
* You can now set/override arbitrary sass options by setting the <code>sass_options</code> configuration property
to a hash.
* You can now specify additional import paths to look for sass code outside the project. This can be done
in two ways:
1. By setting <code>additional_import_paths</code> to an array of paths.
2. By (repeatedly) calling <code>add_import_path(path)</code>
### Command Line
* **Watch Improvements** The watch command was rewritten for robustness and reliability. The most
important change is that css files will be deleted if the originating sass file is removed while
watching the project.
### Compass Internals ### Compass Internals
* Some internal code was reorganized to make managing sass extensions and functions more manageble. * Some internal code was reorganized to make managing sass extensions and functions more manageble.