Selecting the specific CSS from inside any other CSS will speed things up a lot as I have to keep pressing back to search through the list.
Ability to search for a specific line of code would be very helpful to see where I am changing it.
This seems a little confusing, so just for clarity: are you saying that you’d like the components list filter:
…to not just look at component name & description, but also the full contents of any components with custom CSS?
(Side note: as near as I can tell, the filter currently acts only on component names, and doesn’t return anything based on words in descriptions. So that bit might warrant a bug report.)
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Yes, to search all your components/css for specific search terms.
Hm. Sounds tricky. Components come in many forms, and lots have nothing to do with CSS.
Are you creating a lot of separate components for your CSS customizations? Just curious, as I’ve never had issues navigating mine. I keep them all in a single custom CSS component, heavily commented with timestamps…
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Maybe the component section and CSS section need to be separated so they aren’t confused.
I have my CSS organized f or the areas of the website, so I don’t need to scroll through a bunch of stuff.
Like any changes to Sidebar is in the sidebar component, etc.
If you have that many CSS changes, it may make sense to create one theme component where you use separate files to organize your changes by area.
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