Awesome.
Just a feature request. for d7 like you were saying at the meeting last night ,one would need to add to the main html template file for drupal to add the development css functionality. Would you by any chance be able to implement that into the module maybe on the settings page for ccs_live so that one could create and add a style.less that would be for a development environment ( without compression ) while the main css still runs in the background all compressed?
It would be freaking amazing if you could somehow then add the functionality, maybe this in the actual editor tab, that then pushes the style.less to the main site and into the compressed file.
Also say for instance you are using a theme which uses normal .css , then on the main site you have a compressed .css for that. how would (if at all) the .less css be effected if you then want to add a uncompressed .less to the main compressed .css if one was using the setup mentioned above?
Nice work guy!
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guybedford commentedIf you want css minification in production, the best thing to do is to use the LESS module. If it is not so important then you can continue to use Live CSS.
The nice thing is that the LESS module is completely compatible with the same way of including less files as Live CSS. So the two can be used interchangably. To use them together you can even disable the 'LESS' feature with the new admin option in the new version.
Hope that answers your queries now!