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At the moment, you can only input one color in homebrew's schema and it'll be used for both light and dark mode on the website. However, some colors only work well with either light or dark mode, having bad contrast with another leading to poor visibility.
So, it'd be great if converters could had an option to assign different colors for light and dark mode separately that work for each one.
Who would use it?
Homebrew converters and users.
How would it work?
in "_meta": of the file, in "color":, instead of inputting one color hex in quotes, give an option to input different colors for light and dark mode. That way, converter can either input different colors for light and dark mode, or opt to use the ye old method and input one color for both.
Why should this be added?
It gives an option for homebrewers to pick colors that work for each theme, ensuring better readability and user experience for those who use that homebrew.
foopsie42 (Foo)
Indifferent - f0rgetful (absentminded)
Indifferent - revilowaldow (Lyra)
Indifferent - spap (Spappz)
Note - giddy_ (Giddy)
This would involve switching to injected classes (as opposed to inline styles) to support theme switching. Sharp edges likely include: cross-browser compatibility; ensuring correct behaviour in popped-out browser windows; dynamically adding after initial homebrew load (i.e. in Plutonium).
Upvote - hazmat. (Hazmat)
Upvote - kolariah (Kolariah)
Indifferent - thandul (Thandul)
Upvote - tsari6822 (Tsar I)
Indifferent - pablomorais121 (Pablomorais121)
Upvote - asdfgn2399 (asdfgn)
Upvote - zaplion (Zaplion)
Upvote - fireball64 (fireball64)
Votes: +6 / -0 / ±5
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At the moment, you can only input one color in homebrew's schema and it'll be used for both light and dark mode on the website. However, some colors only work well with either light or dark mode, having bad contrast with another leading to poor visibility.
So, it'd be great if converters could had an option to assign different colors for light and dark mode separately that work for each one.
Who would use it?
Homebrew converters and users.
How would it work?
in
"_meta":
of the file, in"color":
, instead of inputting one color hex in quotes, give an option to input different colors for light and dark mode. That way, converter can either input different colors for light and dark mode, or opt to use the ye old method and input one color for both.Why should this be added?
It gives an option for homebrewers to pick colors that work for each theme, ensuring better readability and user experience for those who use that homebrew.
Votes: +6 / -0 / ±5
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: