Atm, I tend to go through each div or other element in CSS and add in a “background: random color”, then work on everything until it’s in the right place and then erase all of these backgrounds at the end.
What I want to know is… Is there any easier way?
Is there some kind of visual studio plugin that will highlight all my different areas to save some time?
I did used to have a base stylesheet I always built on top of. Then I had a version in a gist and pasted it but I think it got culled at some point. I just tend to write it when needed now (tho I don’t generally need it as much as I used to for various reasons)
Just came across a neat technique in a bulma tutorial, that is like the outline override mentioned by @DanCouper, plus the background override mentioned by @snigo and a shadow override combined - excluding selectors from SVGs. In the tutorial he uses a debug.css file that he links to and comments on/off. Would probably make a handy snippet as well.