I visited a popular #OpenSource documentation site this morning, and the glare almost blinded me.
Folk, in this day and age, if you run a website, there is NO EXCUSE for not implementing `@media: prefers-color-scheme(dark)`
But, I thought, this is open source! I can submit a pull request to fix this!
Reader, there are ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY-FOUR distinct colours specified in three different syntaxes.
@simon_brooke ditto the reverse - will someone do something about the Met Office's new weather app?
I hate dark mode. I know others feel the opposite which is why there should be a choice.
@marjolica which is why
@media: prefers-color-scheme()
exists:
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/Reference/At-rules/@media/prefers-color-scheme
(I'm also not impressed by the MetOffice changes!)
@urlyman We've all been there. In more than thirty years of #WebDesign I've written some horrible things myself. I now deliberately separate layout styling and colour styling into separate files, to simplify reskinning colour. But really, if you're using more than a dozen colours on a page, WHY?
#CSS should be simple!
