I'm looking for the easiest way to alter all the colors in the Tahoe skin to match the pre-existing (green) theme I'm working with. I started off by making my own .css file as a proof of concept, but it's looking like some kind of "shadow" css of skin_styles.css (snippet below) which seems fragile and tedious to create besides, so I'm now beginning to think it would be better for me to write a pre-processing script where I can map skin_styles.css's colors systematically before checking it into my repo. Before heading that direction, I'm wondering if you have other suggestions for how I could do this.
For example, I see in skin_styles.css that it's the product of an scss system of yours which you do not release. Incorporating a Sass pre-processing step for Tahoe to my app's build would not be hard since it already uses Sass...
	
							
						
					For example, I see in skin_styles.css that it's the product of an scss system of yours which you do not release. Incorporating a Sass pre-processing step for Tahoe to my app's build would not be hard since it already uses Sass...
Code:
	
	        .gridSummaryCell,
        .gridSummaryCellAltCol {
            color: #666;
            background-color: #dff4e9;
        }
        .groupNode {
            color: #666;
        }
        .spannedHeaderButton,
        .spannedHeaderButtonOver,
        .spannedHeaderButtonDown,
        .spannedHeaderButtonSelected,
        .spannedHeaderButtonSelectedDown,
        .spannedHeaderButtonSelectedOver,
        .headerButton,
        .headerButtonOver,
        .headerButtonDown,
        .headerButtonSelected,
        .headerButtonSelectedDown,
        .headerButtonSelectedOver {
            color: #666;
            background-color: #dff4e9;
            border-right: 1px solid white;
            border-bottom: 1px solid white;
        }
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