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Hello, Currently I'm working on the web project that requires a use of CSS flexible box layout, as well as wide range browser support (including IE9+). The VS 2012 project has been setup as Workbench Compass project. Issue: Workbech comes with the stable version of Compass framework (0.12.2), which provides "Box module" implementing "old flexbox syntax" (which is not suitable for IE10 etc.). On the other hand the latest preview version (1.0.16) offers "Flexbox module" addressing this issue, which I'd like to benefit from in my project! Question Is there a way to use the preview (beta) version of Compass framework with Workbench, instead of the stable one? If so. how do I do that? thanks a lot Igor |
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Yes you can do this by setting up a custom Ruby install with the updated Compass gem installed. There is an option under the Compilation section of the Web Workbench options (Tools/Options/Web Workbench) for specifying a custom Ruby path which allows you to add in additional gems such as this. The value your specify for the path will need to point to the bin folder of your Ruby installation. This installation will then be used for compilation (both Sass and Compass). Once you have that set up install the Sass and Compass gems and then any other gems you would like to have available to support your development :)
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