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I like the way that on the computed panel on chrome dev tools shows you a colored square next to any color value and by clicking on that square you can toggle what text color type (hex, rgb, hsl, etc.) you are looking at.
Is it possible to make colors in CSS-Diff work more like that?
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I wouldn't call it a major feature, but I agree that it may come in handy. It should be simple enough for color: red case and a bit more difficult for background: no-repeat url('test') red 0 0 case where you have to find the color first.
I like the way that on the computed panel on chrome dev tools shows you a colored square next to any color value and by clicking on that square you can toggle what text color type (hex, rgb, hsl, etc.) you are looking at.
Is it possible to make colors in CSS-Diff work more like that?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: