Love the idea! What would make it super useful to me would be the ability to modify the colors with a color picker, and have it replace the original values in the source code.

Quick tip: when inspecting fonts in Chrome scroll down to the bottom of computed styles to see what actually gets rendered

https://infinit.io/_/C6yFf2x

You can resize the search panel.

Had the same issue with a different theme, took me 6 months to realise it wasn't a bug.

Being able to layer things by using multiple lines would be really cool!

I really like how Bootstrap handles grids and responsive layout for small- to medium-sized websites. I used Bootstrap's sass port to create my own tiny version, containing only the grid (but with 24 columns) and some responsive utilities (including an extra breakpoint).

https://github.com/sebastiandedeyne/tinybootstrap

In case you weren't familiar with the shortcut, this works in most web browsers too!

News coverage on it is surprisingly low here in Belgium (I assume in the rest of Europe too)

Over the past two year nothing has beaten Flatland for me!

I've mapped zoom in and zoom out to cmd+shift+a and command+shift+e (replace a by q if you're on a qwerty). After a few minutes I already got used to it and wouldn't want it any different.

I use this trick to create fixed-ratio elements so they're always a perfect fit for their background-image.