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You might have some custom styling applied somehow, I'm also in Firefox on Windows and the text is quite close to black. It's defined as #403d39 in the CSS. Ed
by burkaman 2y ago
You might have some custom styling applied somehow, I'm also in Firefox on Windows and the text is quite close to black. It's defined as #403d39 in the CSS.
Edit: Sorry I see, I missed the word "highlighted". Looks like it's only an issue in dark mode. You can toggle the theme at the bottom of the page.
- theshrike79 2y ago> You can toggle the theme at the bottom of the page. No I can't, the buttons don't do shit. It does change the data-site-theme attribute in the <html> tag, but that doesn't seem to affect the page in the least. Something is overriding it. The <code> blocks where the issue happens don't change with the style.
- burkaman 2y agoInteresting, looks like this is Windows' (or maybe Firefox's) fault. If I go into Windows Personalization settings and turn on dark mode, the buttons don't do anything as you say. If I set that to light mode, then I can toggle the website between light and dark at will.
- slightwinder 2y agoMight be the browser. Firefox has a setting for setting the mode. I have it on dark-mode, and the buttons are not working for me. With Chrome the site is opening in light-mode, and the buttons are working.
- theshrike79 2y agoTried on Safari, Firefox and Arc. None of them do anything.
- slightwinder 2y agoIt works for me in Firefox when I set the color-theme(?) for websites to light. There is automatic, light and dark. Dark seems to deactivate this completely, and automatic seems to use dark because of my system-settings. I don't know how this is called in english, and the Firefox-documentation sucks so hard that there is no way to get to the english version from my language.