dark-mode | Prototype for dark mode with a GitHub profile | Frontend Framework library
kandi X-RAY | dark-mode Summary
kandi X-RAY | dark-mode Summary
:warning: For demo purposes only!. Prototype of the GitHub profile page for my talk at SmashingConf Toronto. Uses Primer Components, Theme UI, and Gatsby.
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- Constructs a pointer .
- Initialize a new Summary .
- Abstract tooltips .
- Render a pointer box box .
- Creates a text input .
- Abstract base class .
- Divide a circle icon .
- Creates an inline - main interface element .
- Creates a state label .
- Get the position of an edge
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QUESTION
I'm using HTML, CSS and JavaScript to build my website. I want to add a Darkmode switch button, so by clicking, it will toggle to Dark/ Light mode, but my JavaScript script applies only for one css style - body. But actually, I have many div's, which are light, but they are not changed by color.
Here's my HTML code (with JS
ANSWER
Answered 2022-Apr-15 at 19:26Just add the class dark-mode to your body tag with JavaScript, then define all your dark styles with .dark-mode in front of them, like this:
QUESTION
I'm using NextJS v12.1.0, React v17.0.2 and sass v1.49.9.
I'm trying to create a theme switcher based on that article. My folder structure is like that :
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-27 at 18:34Finaly came to a solution in that Denis Pasin's article.
So I just needed to update create two mixins:
themed for components style
gthemed for globals style
QUESTION
In my SwiftUI app I am using Mapbox and have two style URL's: One for light-mode and one for dark-mode.
Right now I am using the code below to switch style URL's in my constants file which only works if I perform a fresh build of the app...
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-04 at 19:54You just need to monitor your environment color scheme on your view:
QUESTION
Hello when trying to make a dark mode I use the dark mode class but with the light gray background in some parts of the website it does not work, how can I get those backgrounds to change to dark gray or black when dark mode is enabled
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Answered 2022-Feb-24 at 01:49not sure about the whole context but if I were to do this in vanilla CSS I would create seperate selectors for the different background colors so I can just switch out the class names in the html elements
QUESTION
I'd like to use custom themes in Tailwind config to set primary/secondary colors for light and dark mode. The Tailwind docs only go over using classes in an html/jsx element like so:
and then in config, define something like:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-20 at 05:15You can use @apply:
QUESTION
I'm getting the below error, trying to import ThemeToggler from gatsby-plugin-dark-mode
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-17 at 08:33You can simply do : npm i gatsby-plugin-dark-mode --force
QUESTION
I am new to the tailwind css. I was making my new webpage where I am putting a footer. But the problem is the footer position is relative to the content. That is, if the content is less than the page size, it goes up. I tried googling the problem and found some solutions and none of them worked.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-14 at 04:08You can set a mt-auto to the footer. See Full Page:
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.
QUESTION
I'm looking to style an element inside a div with multiple classes and this element also has multiple classes:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-30 at 23:27You cannot use the angle bracket > because this picks only the direct child of the element, which isn't the case here - the ol element would be the direct child.
Here are some compact selectors you could use:
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I'm a false beginner with HTML, CSS, and Javascript (having done KhanAcademy stuff in the past but also having forgotten most of it). I'm working on trying to get a simple webpage with dark mode going (with as little Javascript as possible). The problem is, the links have low contrast in dark mode. I'm using this code to add a class of .dark-mode to the body element of my html and style it with CSS.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-13 at 16:31The problem is that you are toggling a .dark-mode class on your element, but you are writing your CSS selectors as though they themselves would have a .dark-mode class.
This selector:
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