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We do not recommend including all colors on a production site. You should include only the color families and shades that you use.
But there is no easy way to get the definitions that you end up using. We could recommend CSS processors like PurgeCSS, but that would likely miss the audience of this framework. For theme colors there's the Version Picker, but I think that would be too involved to make for the colors bundle.
My immediate reaction was to scroll up to all the color swatches, click on the one I wanted to use, and look for the CSS declarations in the dialog that opened up. I expected it to be like a 4 line textbox with the color and background color class definitions that I could just copy-and-paste.
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But there is no easy way to get the definitions that you end up using. We could recommend CSS processors like PurgeCSS, but that would likely miss the audience of this framework. For theme colors there's the Version Picker, but I think that would be too involved to make for the colors bundle.
My immediate reaction was to scroll up to all the color swatches, click on the one I wanted to use, and look for the CSS declarations in the dialog that opened up. I expected it to be like a 4 line textbox with the color and background color class definitions that I could just copy-and-paste.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: