Hello @namanyayg, I realize this is quite "opinionated", but I would argue that since the widespread audience for this can still edit the resulting style.css file for normal webstile usage, there's no reason not to leverage a CSS preprocessor to ease development and enable leveraging some of the killer libs for colors etc. This is related to #1 if I'll be continuing to contribute 👅

Nice tool!

Obviously a feature not an issue. I'm seriously considering forking and adding Color Me Sass at https://github.com/RichardBray/color-me-sass as a git submodule, and possibly some other sort of font-family boiler-plate stuff with the goal that you can preview webstile but have a few dropdowns to select colors fonts, etc., and have the preview update.

Obviously, these dropdowns would have to be somewhat subtle to keep the aesetic, but I think this would make the tool all the more useful. Would be nice to be able to have either the dropdown or input custom values e.g.

|dropdown| <custom_textfield>
foo
bar

So you could use either the dropdown to choose presets, or, alternatively input values in the custom_textfield

@namanyayg I'm willing to do this and plan to submit a pull request if you're fine with adding this.