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imo it's best practice to not use light/dark themes. The site looks the way I want it to look. This isn't your site, it's mine.
by wry_discontent 1y ago
imo it's best practice to not use light/dark themes. The site looks the way I want it to look. This isn't your site, it's mine.
- sionisrecur 1y agoWell if it's my site I want to give users choice between 2 styles. I remember Firefox used to have an option in the menu for selecting alternative stylesheets, multiple ones not just light and dark, I think it was a standard from CSS, but only Firefox had a way to select them through the UI, for other browsers you had to use Javascript to make a selector.
- reaperducer 1y agoimo it's best practice to not use light/dark themes. The site looks the way I want it to look. This isn't your site, it's mine. Thank you for illustrating the fact that the phrase "best practice" means nothing, and is little more than a synonym for "I heard this somewhere."