Hey @mitar , if it's helpful for you, the project does include its un-minified SCSS here, which is then used to produce the minified CSS.

I would argue that it would be a bit of a mistake to provide the un-minified CSS as it is the SCSS which is developed and maintained, not the CSS (so if you were to do some great work with the styles, it would be way more helpful to submit a pull request for the SCSS than for a new and unmaintained CSS file).

Of course, this is why CSS would be in dist directory, make it clear it is an output. Pull requests should be still against SCSS, of course. You write that also in the readme or contribution guide. But providing CSS allows one to directly use it in websites, and have debugging to understand where something is happening.

We can include that within the next build

Thanks!