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QUESTION
the problem is when the dark mode is enabled, and the page is reloaded for some reason, there's a flicker of white background all over the page before it turns to be dark. It stays a fraction of a second. It just doesn't look professional. i Know there is already a similar answer i tried, but that one doesn't resolve my problem.
As you can see in the gif flicker
HTML
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Apr-08 at 16:01This is a common issue called FOUC - flash of unstyled content.
Caused by
What happens is that your page renders (with light style) and then, when the page has finished rendering, the defer
script runs (just before DOMContentLoaded
).
As the page has already been rendered, you see it with the light styles, until the js has a chance to add your dark-theme
to the body
tag.
This will have nothing to do with how long it takes to "parse"/"apply" the css, given the assumption that these too are in the then they will be applied before content is rendered; if this takes a long time then it will still be before the rest of the HTML is rendered (giving a blank page for that duration).
The solution is to run the js as soon as possible within the html document. eg:
QUESTION
I know useContext is not specifically for components due to functionality, but I am trying to use ThemeContext and I know there is a way around it here. I saw the documentation for it where they use a class component but still could not make much sense of it.
I have included a snack example here where classComponent.js is what I want to implement. I would like it to render the same as Friends.js but using a class component rather than a function. In this same snack, I would like toggle.js to be a class component.
This is the code I am trying to replicate.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-22 at 21:43First, we convert toggle.js
to a class component
. There are two things that we need to do and one of them is not obvious at all (and I do not know why this is necessary, but there is an old bug on GitHub which has no satisfying answer yet).
- Move the creation of
ThemeContext
to its own file (I don't know why this is necessary; maybe because the export must be adefault export
?). - Bind the context in the class component using
static contextType = ThemeContext
Thus, the following converts toggle.js
to a class component.
ThemeContext.js
QUESTION
I have included a snack expo here that reproduces the exact layout of my project. App.js -> stack of screens. I am trying to figure out the best way to toggle between light theme and dark theme. I do not care for the ios dark theme setting to trigger this, for now, I just want the button to trigger it.
I would like there to be a button displayed on my home screen that when pushed toggles to the theme it is not currently on. I originally wanted to use theme provider to set my colors for each theme and then call that color on each page rather than the hard coded color but have failed to do so.
When you have a stack of screens being called in a tab navigator, what is the best way to use a dark theme?
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-17 at 23:59I would suggest doing something similar to this: https://www.section.io/engineering-education/how-to-control-dark-mode-in-react-native-using-redux/.
In the article the author uses React Native Paper to control what each of his screens look like. I personally have a theme.js file that has an if statement based on what my Redux state is set to. If it is to light mode, my global theme variables (e.g. background color, text color, etc.) are set to their respective light colors. When set to dark mode, my global theme variables are set to their respective dark colors.
QUESTION
I am trying to make Dark Mode for my website, but my CSS file kept on saying:
- to include an
RBRACE ( } )
for every line - line 9 is saying put a colon in character 5
- it says rule is empty for lines 5, 16, and 20
- for line 36, it says
Expected ( | inherit) but found 'var(--text-color)'
- for line 26, it says that 'The universal selector (*) is known to be slow."
Does anyone know how to fix this mess?
Thanks in advance for responding.
Here is my code for reference.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-14 at 04:15Your top body {}
rule is missing its closing }
.
Change this:
QUESTION
I have 2 themes: 'light-theme', 'dark-theme'
I would like to set the according to a value i have in my vuex store. Like
darkMode: true
How can i set the class reactively like that?
(using vue3)
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-10 at 20:14According to Vue docs, there are following ways to do this.
1.Binding to Objects
QUESTION
This is a valid sass code.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-10 at 12:07No it's not possible to change the sass, but you can do it like this
QUESTION
Currently I have an app component that has a sidenav and my router-outlet
in the sidenav content. In this component I manage the app theme by adding or removing the darkMode
class in my style.scss
.
Is there a way to control what background-image I'm using?
What if I also wanted to control the background image based on what component is opened on the router-outlet
? Would that be possible to? Maybe not setting the background-image in the app component but on the opened component instead
ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-05 at 15:31What if I also wanted to control the background image based on what component is opened on the router-outlet?
You probably need the RouterLinkActive Directive.
Tracks whether the linked route of an element is currently active, and allows you to specify one or more CSS classes to add to the element when the linked route is active.
How to use it?
QUESTION
I'm using Bootstrap cards and I want to separate them by a 2px margin.
Nonetheless, when I apply it (either with Bootstrap's margin classes or directly on my stylesheet) flex-wrap triggers and a card goes one row down.
How could I deal with this behavior?
Should I give a max-width to the cards?
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-18 at 21:39First and foremost, remove any margins set on Bootstrap classes. Bootstrap is intended to not need to add spacing/sizing, as it is built into the classes.
I re-worked your structure quite a bit. Mostly to try to structure the elements as Bootstrap recommends. With that being said, don't nest each card in sections. Instead, nest them in divs. The
highlights
class you already had.
col
's function as a method of reserving space for certain content. So with a three-card setup, you should use col-4
. The largest col is col-12
, which spans the full width of the screen. 12/4 = 3. Then you can use sm
lg
and md
for responsiveness on media screens. The above example creates three equal-width columns on small, medium, large, and extra-large devices using the predefined grid classes. Those columns are centered on the page with the row
parent.
With this being said, the main reason your code was not working as intended is the additional CSS margins and that the cards
should be nested in the col
's. Lastly, the misuse of column sizing as mentioned previously.
I'd suggest brushing up on the Bootstrap Grid System. You can build a fully responsive site with little knowledge in CSS if you know Bootstrap.
QUESTION
I just got a new PC and downloaded visual studio code. I'm trying to run the exact same plots as the code I had on my other PC (just plt.plot(losses)
) but now matplotlib
seems to have a dark background instead of white:
I found this and this that had opposite problems. To clarify, I'm asking how to change the matplotlib background plots to white (note that in my other machine I didn't have to hard code any matplotlib background information so I think it's a visual studio problem, but couldn't figure it out)
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-17 at 21:57Difficult to be sure since I cannot reproduce your problem.
Two things to try (both presume that you import matplotlib using import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
):
- if you use
plt.figure
, addfacecolor='white'
parameter. Or try to runfig.set_facecolor('white')
(fig
here is the variable that stored the figure which facecolor you are changing. If you don't have any, useplt.gcf().set_facecolor('white')
once the figure is created;gcf()
returns current figure, see this doc). - Try to change
plt.style.context
as in this matplotlib example.
QUESTION
I'm trying to toggle between a moon icon and a sun icon on a dark mode project. The original javascript code was simply a button that switched from day mode to dark mode. After some research, I ended up with the following code, which "kinda" works but is sketchy; it switches from day mode to dark mode and the icon toggles from moon to sun BUT, when I come back to the page after setting my preference as dark mode (or refreshing the page in dark mode), the icon disappears.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-13 at 03:43You need to toggle both classes each time you want to make a switch.
Your code was using the toggle method as though it would swap moon for sun but it really just toggles whether the individual class is there. I've toggled both classes when we need to make a change, and commented out the local storage stuff to avoid JS errors with the SO snippet, but otherwise didn't change your code.
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