>
> 1) Am I right in thinking that all css bits and bobs throughout will be
> tagged with Stylesheet?
>
There several ways to apply styles:
First (and second) you have separate stylesheet tiddlers, i.e tagged
$:/tags/Stylesheet. If it is a *normal stylesheet* it is of the tiddler
type "text/css". But it can also be a *wikitext stylesheet* where you can
mix css and wikitext. Such stylesheets don't need a specified tiddler type.
Third you can use a *styleblock* in the tiddler, i.e <style>.like
{th:is}</style>
And fourth, *inline styles* in the html tag or widget tag, e.g <div
style="like:this;"></div> which you can also use the wikitext variant for,
i.e @@color:red; Hello@@ or if you want to apply a class then @@.likeso
Hello@@
2) If not, is there another reliable way to ID wherever there's CSS being
> applied? (Is it just look at all the css system tiddlers?)
>
So, given my reply to your first question, as you see it is not super easy
to locate every place where css is applied BUT the "proper" way to do
things is to use separate stylesheets so this is the main way things are
done in the core.
I don't quite understand your questions 3 and 4.
<:-)
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