I’m wondering if there is a background color set for all media groupings? It would be helpful when looking at a specific class and verifying whether it is or is not inside a media section.
I am not sure what you are getting at nor do I know your proficiency level. That is why I will start at the lower level.
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style.cssis an empty file to which you can create your own style rules. - If you want to apply different background colours to the different screen sizes, then you can do this by adding the following rules to
style.css:
@media (min-width: XXX) {
SELECTOR {
{background-color: YOURCOLOUR;
}
}
where XXX represents the breakpoints in Bootstrap. These are:
576px, 768px, 992px, 1200px and 1400px.
The SELECTOR can be an element like BODY, an ID like #MYID or a class like .MYCLASS
If this is not what you are looking for, please come back here.
Thanks Ben - I’m not sure of my proficiency level either 
I hope this image helps with the clarification. In addition to the ability to collapse the media types, setting a color to each could assist when looking at a style file and the uncollapsed section appear.
Thirty lines between a section (media 992 95-121) just about pushes the beginning of the section off the screen - so I’m is second guessing do I have the right class/media when I’m making changes. Just a general inquiry.
There’s no such an option (different color coding for media queries) in the code editor.
