What is the problem or goal you're trying to solve or accomplish?
They manage a large number of dashboards (176) and want a quick, reliable way to identify which dashboards contain/enable custom CSS (e.g., for auditing, cleanup, standardization, troubleshooting styling issues, or governance/security reviews).
How are you solving it currently?
Manually opening dashboards one-by-one and checking whether custom CSS exists (time-consuming and error-prone).
Potentially relying on tribal knowledge or naming conventions (“this is the themed one”), which doesn’t scale.
If they have API access, they might attempt ad-hoc scripting to inspect dashboard metadata, but that requires engineering effort and isn’t available to all users.
What is your recommended solution?
Add an easy discovery mechanism such as:
A dashboard list filter: “Has CSS: Yes/No”
A dashboard list column/badge indicating “Custom CSS” (and optionally “CSS length / last updated”)
Optionally, a global search keyword like has:css / css:true
Bonus: ability to export results (CSV) or bulk action (e.g., open/edit, remove CSS, apply template) depending on permissions/governance needs.