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Hi jackie_w, I didn't think you criticise ;-) I really appreciate your comments very much! I'm sorry because I can't explain myself very well in english, and I can't express my feelings correctly ;-( Forums like this are good places to discuss/debate, that's nice!
Personally, I'm more hesitant to execute an .exe file without having its source code than to run a python script. And I agree with you that the difficulty of css is to understand where and when they are used, and we need to try-and-hope. But that's also the same (and really worst) when looking around disassembled code.
Anyway, this tool helps to investigate and try css customizations, at least for non-faint-hearted ;-). If some css changes are useful they can be packed for everybody in bad-eyes pack for example.
Let's continue to find interesting things in css:
- When I removed coverBorder (setting to 0) for SmallRecentBookTile and #RecentBookTile I missed another coverBorder to remove it from 'Library'. With your tip for #bookCoverListTile I found it. In this case there is no coverBorder and adding it does nothing, but setting qproperty-itemPadding to 0 (instead of 6) removes the borders. (located in /* found: 15 (zlib) pos: 4a17bd */)
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