Is there a way to compile one single css file from multiple pages?

Our first goal with pages was to allow Reflow projects to have multiple designs in a project.

But, we do not promise perfect output code, so unfortunately combining CSS into one file was not top on our list.

That said, I understand how this would be useful. We've been working on more class and style management, and that would dovetail nicely into a single CSS file for a Reflow project.

Please let me know if that makes sense, or is interesting to you. We like to hear from you! 

Seth,

I just started using Muse, and the usability is amazing. I just took on 2 clients and delivered each a site. Have heard back from one client's developer that the separate css files are a nightmare. My question would be, is there a workaround you can recommend to designers when handing off files?

I sent them a second version. A single html file with the page shell (header, nav, and right column components - basically the Master page) with the other pages arranged underneath. What are your thoughts on this?

Yes I think it would be great if we had the choice of assigning the css of each page to either a main css file or a new one. Hopefully it would be smart enough to not duplicate or overwrite any existing css styles.