Darkmode for docs and webconfig#8043
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Emphasizes that they belong together
This makes changing it harder and is unnecessary
This uses the prefers-color-scheme media query to pick between dark and light mode, so the user automatically gets the colorscheme they prefer.
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I think I like what Dark Reader does a bit more:
The really deep blue background feels rather oppressive, and I prefer a more gray-black than bluish-black. I think that's also more in line with what most text editors use. |
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One thing I would like to know is how well it works with older sphinx versions - I think there's been a semi-recent change to footnotes? |
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@IlanCosman How about something more like this I would prefer to keep the blue tint because we also have one in the light version, and it has a bit of a nautical theme. |
Make a bit less ultra-dark blue
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@faho Much nicer! And I agree with the nautical vibe. I'd say make the background a bit lighter and more blue, and it would be good to go 😄 |
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The colors are roughly the same as in fish-shell/fish-shell#8043. One fly in the ointment is that the distro logos don't look good on a dark background, so we add a cheesy white background to them.
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The colors are roughly the same as in fish-shell/fish-shell#8043. One fly in the ointment is that the distro logos don't look good on a dark background, so we add a cheesy white background to those that need it.
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The colors are roughly the same as in fish-shell/fish-shell#8043. One fly in the ointment is that the distro logos don't look good on a dark background, so we add a cheesy white background to those that need it.
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Description
This uses the prefers-color-scheme media query to choose between a dark and a light colorscheme for both the docs and fish_config. It's pure css, no script or anything.
To see the changes, you'll have to set your dark mode preference or open up the devtools and force-enable it there. Firefox on linux should "just work" if you have a dark system colorscheme, chromium needs to be started as
chromium --force-dark-mode.Some screenshots:
fish_config
The docs
TODOs: