Susy to 1.0

SASS.lrplugin/lib/susy/CHANGELOG.mkdn

@@ -1,64 +1,84 @@
 Susy Changelog
 ==============
 
-v1.0 [UNRELEASED]
------------------
+v1.0 [Aug 14, 2012]
+-------------------
 
 This release is loaded with new features, but don't let that fool you. Susy
 just became shockingly simple to use. See the [website][site] for details.
 
-Note that the gem name has changed from `compass-susy-plugin` to `susy`.
+The gem name has changed from `compass-susy-plugin` to `susy`.
+First uninstall the old gem, then install the new one.
+If you have both gems installed, you will get errors.
 
 [site]: http://susy.oddbird.net/
 
-New Features:
-
-* `omega` can now be set directly through the `columns` mixin for much
-  more compact output.
-* Create responsive grid break-points using `at-breakpoint` and `layout`.
-* `container` mixin now accepts one or more grids/breakpoints as a shortcut.
-* All mixins respect your `$legacy-support-for-ie` settings.
-* The `space` function can be used anywhere you need column+gutter math.
-* `push`, `pull`, `pre`, `post`, and `squish` add margin left/right shortcuts.
+Semantics:
 
-Changed API:
+We re-arranged the code
+in order to make the syntax simpler and more consistent:
 
-* `$total-cols` => `$total-columns`
-* `$col-width` => `$column-width`
-* `$side-gutter-width` => `$grid-padding`
-* `+un-column` & `+reset-column` => `+reset-columns`
-* `+columns` => `+span-columns`
-
-Removed:
+* `$total-cols` is now `$total-columns`.
+* `$col-width` is now `$column-width`.
+* `$side-gutter-width` is now `$grid-padding`
+  and gets applied directly to the grid container.
+* `un-column` & `reset-column` mixins have merged into `reset-columns`.
+* `columns` has been renamed `span-columns` to resolve the conflict with CSS3 columns.
+  See other improvements to span-columns below.
 
-* `alpha` is no longer needed.
-* `+omega` no longer accepts the `$context` argument.
-* `full` can be replaced by a simple `clear: both;` when needed.
-* `side-gutter()` is no longer needed. Use `$grid-padding` instead.
+We also removed several bothersome requirements:
 
-Other:
+* The `alpha` mixin is no longer needed. Ever.
+* The `omega` no longer takes a `$context` argument.
+* `full` has been removed entirely.
+  Elements will be full-width by default.
+  You can add `clear: both;` back in as needed.
+* `side-gutter()` is no longer needed.
+  You can use the `$grid-padding` setting directly.
 
-* Fix bug in susy-background-grid for fluid sites.
-* Fix minor bug with repeated 'display' properties.
-* Lower Compass dependency to 0.12.2
-* Add Sass dependency at 3.2.0.alpha.247
+Upgrade:
 
-### Upgrade:
+That's all you need in order to upgrade from Susy 0.9.
 
-1. Uninstall `compass-susy-plugin` and install `susy` in it's place.
-2. Find and replace the 5 simple "Changed API's" listed above.
-3. Remove the `$context` argument from all `omega` mixins.
-4. Remove any mention of `alpha` and `full` in your code.
-   * Replace `full` with `clear: both;` where necessary.
-5. Remove any mention of `side-gutter()`.
-   * This may require some refactoring, depending on your uses.
-6. [Optional] Any time 'columns' and 'omega' are declared in the same block,
-   they can now be joined together. `@include columns(3); @include omega();`
-   can become `@include columns(3 omega)`.
+1. Uninstall and re-install the gem.
+2. Find and replace the semantic changes listed above.
 
 You're done! Stop worrying about all that "nested vs. root" bullshit,
 and start playing with the new toys!
 
+If you use the `$from` directional arguments
+directly in the `span-columns` mixin,
+there may be one more change to make.
+See below:
+
+New Features:
+
+* `span-columns` supports new features:
+  - "omega" can be applied directly through the `$columns` argument.
+  - Internal padding can be added through the `$padding` argument.
+  - This pushes the `$from` argument from third position into fourth.
+* `at-breakpoint` allows you to change layouts at media breakpoints.
+* `container` accepts multiple media-layout combinations as a shortcut.
+* `layout` allows you to use a different layout at any time.
+* `with-grid-settings` allows you to change any or all grid settings.
+* `set-container-width` does what it says, without the other container code.
+* `$breakpoint-media-output`, `$breakpoint-ie-output`, and `$breakpoint-raw-output`
+  settings help manage the different outputs from `at-breakpoint`
+  when you have IE-overrides living in a file of their own.
+* `border-box-sizing` will  apply the popular `* { box-sizing: border-box }`
+  universal box-model fix, as well as changing the Susy `$border-box-model` setting for you,
+  so Susy knows to adjust some math.
+* The `space()` function can be used anywhere you need column+gutter math.
+* `push`, `pull`, `pre`, `post`, and `squish` mixins help manage margins.
+* use the `nth-omega` mixin to set omega on any nth-child, nth-of-type,
+  first, last, or only element.
+* `remove-omega` and `remove-nth-omega` will remove
+  the omega-specific styles from an element.
+* `$container-width` will override the width of your container
+  with any arbitrary length.
+* `$container-style` will override the type of grid container
+  (magic, fluid, fixed, static, etc) to use.
+
 v0.9 [Apr 25 2011]
 ------------------
 

SASS.lrplugin/lib/susy/LICENSE.txt

@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
-Copyright (c) 2011, Eric Meyer
+Copyright (c) 2012, Eric Meyer
 All rights reserved.
 
 Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without

SASS.lrplugin/lib/susy/Manifest

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 CHANGELOG.mkdn
 LICENSE.txt
 Manifest
-README.mkdn
+README.md
 Rakefile
 VERSION
 lib/susy.rb

SASS.lrplugin/lib/susy/README.md

@@ -0,0 +1,121 @@
+# Susy [a Compass plugin]
+
+Susy is a semantic CSS grid system with a responsive twist.
+
+The web is a responsive place,
+from your lithe & lively development process
+to your end user's super-tablet-multi-magic-lap-phone.
+You need grids that are powerful, but custom;
+reliable, but responsive.
+
+Susy grids are fluid on the inside,
+ready to respond at any moment,
+but contained in the candy shell of your choice,
+so they respond how and when and where you want them to.
+
+This isn't another one-size-fits-all grid framework
+that will make your sites look identical
+and litter your markup with meaningless "col2of5" jargon.
+We don't design your site or write your markup,
+we just do the math and get out of your way.
+
+## Resources
+- [Website](http://susy.oddbird.net)
+- [Changelog](https://github.com/ericam/susy/blob/master/CHANGELOG.mkdn)
+- [Tutorial](http://susy.oddbird.net/guides/getting-started/)
+- [Reference](http://susy.oddbird.net/guides/reference/)
+- [Sites using Susy](http://susy.oddbird.net/sites-using-susy/)
+- [Twitter @CompassSusy](http://twitter.com/compasssusy/)
+
+## Contributing
+
+We love contributions,
+both as ideas and pull requests.
+The core of Susy is all in the `/sass/` directory.
+
+Once you make changes,
+you can test them by building the gem
+and installing it somewhere to test.
+We also have unit tests that you can run.
+
+### Building the gem
+
+You'll need Rake and Echoe installed:
+
+```bash
+# command line
+gem install rake
+gem install echoe
+```
+
+It might be helpful to bump the version number in `VERSION`,
+but any changes you make there
+should not be committed.
+
+Then you can build:
+
+```bash
+# command line
+rake build
+```
+
+Your new gem will appear in
+a folder called `pkg`.
+You can install it for testing
+directly from there.
+
+```bash
+# command line
+gem install <path-to-file>
+```
+
+### Building the docs
+
+If you are adding features
+or changing how a current feature works,
+your changes should be documented.
+Or you might be helping us maintain the docs.
+In either case,
+you'll need to run the docs dev server
+in order to see your changes.
+
+In the `docs` folder:
+
+```bash
+# command line
+gem install bundler
+bundle install
+```
+
+The site is built with
+[middleman](http://middlemanapp.com/).
+To run the development server:
+
+```bash
+# command line
+middleman
+```
+
+The server should now be running at `localhost:4567`.
+
+Make any changes you need
+under the `source` directory,
+then commit your changes
+and submit a pull request when you are done!
+
+### Tests
+
+The tests we have are very basic at this point.
+Simply go into the `test` directory
+(with the latest Sass and Compass gems installed)
+and run `compass compile --force`.
+
+There should be no changes.
+If there are changes,
+go back and find what caused the change.
+If the change was intentional,
+simply commit the changed test files.
+If it was not intentional,
+go back and find what caused the problem.
+
+Use `git diff` to see the changes.

SASS.lrplugin/lib/susy/Rakefile

@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ begin
     p.url = "http://susy.oddbird.net/"
     p.author = "Eric Meyer"
     p.email = "[email protected]"
-    p.dependencies = ["compass >=0.12.2", "sass >=3.2.0.alpha.247"]
+    p.dependencies = ["compass >=0.12.2", "sass >=3.2.0"]
   end
 
 rescue LoadError => boom

SASS.lrplugin/lib/susy/VERSION

@@ -1 +1 @@
-1.0.rc.2
+1.0