Hey folks, I am fairly new to Drupal theming and even newer to Omega. That said, I have seen that Omega is clearly the way forward and I have invested much time in learning the system so far. My appreciation to Jake and others who have worked so hard to date.
One area where I struggle with though, is with general ccs layout. Yes I know it is very logical and intuitive and for that I'm thankful. However, as a relative newbie to css I find myself spending 'literally hours' messing about with Firebug trying to discover which div regions and classes effect my content.
Going forward, I think that many users would find it most useful to be able to reference of some kind of visual css diagram. Nothing too complicated, just rectangles within rectangles, which clearly identifies the various div regions and classes. Based on (say) the starter kit theme. I appreciate that the theme itself spells out the zones and regions but it seems to do little in terms of pointing out wrappers and containers, let alone whether they are divs or classes.
Ultimately some kind of wysiwyg drag and drop interface would be ideal, but in the meantime just a diagram or explanation of the css schema would be most useful
Thank you,
Paul Driver, UK