// By default we can cache-bust any image source by using the current time at compile
// time (milliseconds since epoch). This value can then be overridden in cases where
// you may want a longer-lived source.
// --
// CAUTION: Im not really recommending that you cache-bust every single time you
// compile your Less CSS; mostly, I just wanted an exuste to put JavaScript in here.
@cache-version: `( new Date() ).getTime()` ;

body {
	background-image: url( "../img/background.png?version=@{cache-version}" ) ;
}

div.m-header {
	// In this case, we want the cache-busting of this module to be static since we
	// know that it will not change very often. To do this, we can simply override
	// the global value, which will create a block-local version.
	@cache-version: 20140611.3 ;

	h1 {
		background-image: url( "../img/background.png?version=@{cache-version}" ) ;
	}
}