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Does it make sense to add rules to the starterkits to display the active stylesheet.
eg
within ...narrow.css
nav:after {
content:"Narrow CSS";
color:#f0c;
font-size:.7em;
}
If you add the same rules within all the other stylesheets you get to see which one is active when resizing. Not sure if this would be an annoyance or a helpful feature for new Omega themers.
Maybe it needs to be a debug feature Omega tools?
Comments
Comment #1
marcoka CreditAttribution: marcoka commentedthis sounds nice. i think its a great idea.
Comment #2
drew reece CreditAttribution: drew reece commentedI don't know what page element it should be added to & it seems that the last stylesheet overwrites the added content, so you won't see multiple stylesheets listed.
eg global.css doesn't show up even though it is used with narrow.css.
Otherwise I think it is a neat solution for theme developing.
Comment #3
apaderno