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Yes, precisely! Glad to hear the option will be coming soon—I can most definitely wait a few days to a week for the update.

If you don’t mind me asking, as I’m just wondering—with the above option in mind, would it be possible for you guys to include base SASS/LESS files for us developers to include in our theme stylesheets as a starting point for customization? While we could certainly use the included plugin CSS files as a starting point for customization, it would be far easier if the “preprocessed” files were available for customization.

Thanks again! You guys rock!

Thanks for the reply and I’m glad it’s being considered seriously!

Out of curiosity, is there a timeline in place as to when this might be implemented? If it’s not going to be for awhile, I might take a stab at overriding certain styles that clash with my site’s design, but otherwise I can probably hold off.

Thanks again!

*Sigh* I feel dumb. I should have just done this with good ole CSS. For future Googler’s,

Enqueue a CSS document in your functions.php file as so:

if (is_admin()) {
		wp_enqueue_style('my_meta_css', get_template_directory_uri().'/css/meta.css');
	}

Then in said meta.css document, change it as so:

.icon16.icon-post, #adminmenu .menu-icon-post div.wp-menu-image {
	background: transparent url('../images/menu.png') no-repeat scroll -151px -33px !important;
}

#adminmenu .menu-icon-post:hover div.wp-menu-image, #adminmenu .menu-icon-post.wp-has-current-submenu div.wp-menu-image {
	background: transparent url('../images/menu.png') no-repeat scroll -151px -1px !important;
}

First one for the normal state, second for the hover.