'corePHP' Template Helper: Typography and Joomla! Styles Tool

As professional Joomla! template makers, one thing we are always paranoid about is missing a style in our CSS. What if someone uses a tag that is rarely used? How will it look? We came up with an idea of having every style on one page for a quick visual representation of how everything is styled. We have broken this down into two pieces. The first is all the typography tags that we could think of and the second is every known default Joomla! style. There is a quick definition for each to help you know where it’s used and an example for each.

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I thought it was fantastic to find this, simple to adapt to my main content body and away it went.

Thanks!
The concept is fantastic, and will, in time, save template developers a lot of guesswork and coding cycles.

The problem is that the code is intended to be displayed in a standard content area. However, it contains classes for menus and other items that appear in the module spaces.

In most templates, the styling of the module content (including menu modules) is inherited from the module.

So, displaying, for example, .mainlevel inside the content will not give the same visual result as displaying it inside a module space.

The solution would be to release the code as a component that displays in the mainbody, and a module that displays in a module space.