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Hi, author here, thanks for your comments! I definitely understand that the alternatives seem to be better but in my case, as stated in the post, we are dealing
by hivacruz 6y ago
Hi, author here, thanks for your comments! I definitely understand that the alternatives seem to be better but in my case, as stated in the post, we are dealing with a very old design (that I didn't make by the way) where the two main solutions discussed here (invert, darkmode.js) don't work at all.
I'm not going to post screenshots but after a few tests, it just changes some elements but the overall design still needs to be redone, as dark, because many elements are "ignored" and not treated.
The only solution I see, as some of you wrote, would be to redone the design and make use of CSS variables. That will drastically reduce the amount of work to do to achieve a dark theme and the number of generated lines will be very small. I need to dig into this direction!