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Not processing @font-face fully #4
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base64 can't be more than 35 KB |
Is that 35kb limit due to base64 itself, or just this script? How might you go about getting round it in this instance? |
Due to browsers: http://caniuse.com/#feat=datauri Anyway plugin has default size limit that you can increase (maxImageSize) |
Ah ok, thanks. I suppose, then, I can create CSS with a large filesize However, I would have thought the expected behaviour would be that the Also, Is there a way to tell the plugin to ignore a particular line from
...where |
As far as I know you can do it only with parameter If I was an author I'd do that thing more usable :) |
just to weigh in, according to the Wikipedia entry:
So maybe this is a limit that should be configurable for people who are not targeting <= IE8 |
@booleanbetrayal It is configurable using the confusingly names |
thanks for clarifying @tamlyn ! |
You can exclude specific URLs by regular expression, as documented in the Readme.md. |
With input css of
the output is (base64 shortened for brevity)
For some reason only the
.eot
files are being processed. Mygulpfile.js
is below:And finally, the full output (with full base64 code) is below. Note that my editor doesn't fully syntax highlight the base64 code, suggesting something may be wrong with the output?
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