Simple system to manage small css changes around the internet.

I like the idea of dotCss (and dotJs) I just don't think you should run a server just to serve css files :-/.

This works with Chrome Default Styles sheets and a tiny extension. The chrome exention just gives the website a class we can target. You can read more about the extension over at dotcss-ish

1. Pull this repo into .css

• git clone [email protected]:ericduran/dotcss-ish.git ~/.css

1. Symlink your chrome Default styles directory to ~/.css

• ln -s ~/Library/Application\ Support/Google/Chrome/Default/User\ StyleSheets ~/.css

1. compass compile
2. Install dotcss-ish chrome extension.

• Visit chrome://extensions/
• Drag dotcss-ish.crx into the page.

The chrome extention just adds the hostname of the site as a class to you document. Except it replaces "." with "-".

/* Use the hostname as a class */

.mycloud-pointhq-com {
  .free {
    display: none;
  }
}

The last step is running compass compile. To update your actual Custom.css file.