Devan Flaherty

This is pretty great.

I find it's easiest for me when I'm starting a new project is to just make a variable for my key palette. And if I ever need to to adjust the shade I just use the SASS lighten($blue, 10%) etc.

But that is if your working in SASS obviously, what's great about the 'Color Highlighter' is that it's unobtrusive which I appreciate.

Why do they cause massive headaches for you?

So you can define within an element that certain styles can respond to certain devices? Such as your example using the respond-to method you can give one element 3 different variations of padding, for 3 different devices, without having to define all your @media queries someone else.

If what you say is true I might just go punch a goat in excitement.

and will this work on Sass with Rails?

This is great. I've been trying to find away to ignore the first element on a particular dynamic page. I'm pretty sure this will accomplish exactly what I want.

Awesome. Just got into Sublime Text 2.
Every little tid bit like this helps.