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QUESTION
I'm currently building the main page of my app. I want a simple blurry background with login button visible. I used blur(1px)
but I can't manage to make it blur only on background. It blurs the entire page.
ANSWER
Answered 2018-Nov-28 at 09:37Use pseudo elements for these kind of behaviours.
Use ::before
or ::after
as an overlay for your block.
Try this
QUESTION
I'm searching how to inject a global (THEME_NAME
in my example) to all the vue components:
ANSWER
Answered 2018-Aug-26 at 16:48In order to switch to the cyborg theme, I will have to replace darkly with cyborg everywhere...
Not if you use the re-export pattern. There's no need for any external libraries and codegen magics with webpack.
Basically, you create a file where you import your theme.
Let's call it _my-bulma-theme.scss
and let's import darkly
for now.
QUESTION
I'm trying to hot switch the theme stylesheet with my service worker.
I created a theme for Jekyll (to use with GitHub Pages), and wanted the ability to replace between dark theme and light theme ("turn off the lights") and make that consistent.
Right now, this is achieved by saving the state to localstorage
and replacing the theme link
element according to that.
the problem is, that the check happens after the original white theme is fetched so the user sees a flash of the white theme even if localstorage
have the dark theme set
here's how it behaves at the moment (the buttons are on the top right): https://thatkookooguy.github.io/postmortem-demo/postmortem/002
after changing the theme, try navigating to another page. the page loads with the white theme, and after that changes to the dark theme
I thought I can solve this problem by switching the script inside a service worker, since I can addEventListener
to the fetch
event and replace it in the promise chain with another fetch.
But the code doesn't seem to work. If I add a debug point inside the event callback, it's never triggered (not on assets and not on actual page fetches)
HTML Head ...ANSWER
Answered 2018-May-16 at 19:36The underlying issue has to do with the scope of your service worker.
When I visit https://thatkookooguy.github.io/postmortem-demo/postmortem/002 and look in the Application > Service Workers panel in Chrome's DevTools, I see that the service worker has a scope of https://thatkookooguy.github.io/postmortem-demo/assets
and does not control any clients.
If you move your sw.js
file out of the /assets/
subdirectory, and into the top-level directory for your site (which is /postmortem-demo/
), and then switch your registration code to reflect that, then your service worker should be able to control your client pages:
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