However, if I'm using 3-digit colour codes such as just #fff (which is white and CSS-compliant code), then it doesn't show the colour preview, If I then change the code to #ffffff, it then shows the white square preview. Could you please fix it to show preview for 3-digit colour codes. I like fully-optimising my code and using the least amount of characters as possible.
Preview colour in Inspector using 3 digit colour codes (CSS)
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Preview colour in Inspector using 3 digit colour codes (CSS)
when I'm editing CSS in WeBuilder I like how in the Inspector bar on the right it shows a little preview square to the left of the hexidecimel code, eg: it shows a grey colour square next to #7A7A7A.
However, if I'm using 3-digit colour codes such as just #fff (which is white and CSS-compliant code), then it doesn't show the colour preview, If I then change the code to #ffffff, it then shows the white square preview. Could you please fix it to show preview for 3-digit colour codes. I like fully-optimising my code and using the least amount of characters as possible.
However, if I'm using 3-digit colour codes such as just #fff (which is white and CSS-compliant code), then it doesn't show the colour preview, If I then change the code to #ffffff, it then shows the white square preview. Could you please fix it to show preview for 3-digit colour codes. I like fully-optimising my code and using the least amount of characters as possible.