@VegieSchnitzel @hahny93 @wordt @Jira Just to be sure everyone sees the answer, dark mode is very much on their rad… https://t.co/927xTOu4Jt
@jipfr Yeah, I know… The irony isn’t lost on me. The truth is: it’s a little involved (it’s an @eleven_ty site that… https://t.co/08Twcd5v2w
@itsmeandresito And some more inspiration material: https://t.co/KQejURROVQ.
@jipfr And it’s great :-) https://t.co/KQejURROVQ
@VegieSchnitzel @hahny93 @wordt Hello @Jira, your users are requesting you to support `prefers-color-scheme` (… https://t.co/oi24fj0Gfb
@_preventDefault Mine, too :-) https://t.co/KQejURROVQ
@uxjw You can always use `prefers-color-scheme` as a progressive enhancement: https://t.co/6mGEmwOwPS. Actually, `<… https://t.co/u8l8yDGcjs
@Mustafa_x @Paul_Kinlan The stylesheet could dynamically add:
“`css
a[href^=”https://t.co/YTfPzP9lyH”] {
pointe… https://t.co/SUF8w2McN3
@ericlaw @tbaldauf Yeah, if you could quantify this somehow (maybe in a @trivago_tech blog post), that’d be awesome.
@K57837 @imperavi This would be a great feature for a WYSIWYG editor to support. More background: https://t.co/KQejURROVQ.
@onirenaud In case you need inspiration how to use it: https://t.co/KQejURROVQ.
@scottdejonge @googlechrome That’s a neat implementation. Just as you slightly darken your top navigation, consider… https://t.co/7UQR92FiXL
@SimonXCIV Check out the source code of https://t.co/Ms1hKFABMZ. You can change it dynamically: https://t.co/YMMvf3mJSG.
@SimonXCIV That’s pretty solid already! 💠Here’s an idea for your images: https://t.co/TasbNQlfJM.
@QbixApps @jcesarmobile @gabrielstuff @HCornflower @ChromiumDev @webkit Wow. I have just added this to the bug to h… https://t.co/LFJPAuMjKk
@_gyochan_ Haha, it is as if they composed this song envisioning `prefers-color-scheme`. Heroes!
@doubledropout Und bei Interesse noch mehr Lesestoff zum Thema: https://t.co/KQejURROVQ.
@mus_ln And in case you need even more reading material: https://t.co/KQejURROVQ.
@sakimori Yes, “light” or “dark”, but also “no-preference”: https://t.co/DtSIFH80MY.
@dtroode @googlechrome Finally :-) And it’s in good company with other browsers: https://t.co/6mGEmwOwPS.
@kamataryo_ You can find out if a browser understands `prefers-color-scheme` by checking `(window.matchMedia(‘(pref… https://t.co/EfhmXzJmMS
@tofutechxyz @Media And to detect changes via JavaScript: https://t.co/YhKygX24LI.
@clockmaker Apart from Windows and macOS (and iOS), this also works on Linux ðŸ§: https://t.co/6mGEmwOwPS.
@soichiro_nitta I think the logic can be kept in JavaScript, but the look and feel should be in CSS: https://t.co/YhKygXjGai.
@dreamroot46 Here are some tips back from #frokan: https://t.co/ah4WSxAcfm.
@_unshift Love the toggle switches. An idea to simplify them is to combine the two into just one:… https://t.co/PS5Ud7GWjR
@Te___24 @Media And via JavaScript: `window.matchMedia(‘(prefers-color-scheme: dark)’).matches`
https://t.co/YhKygXjGai
@psephopaiktes Like the dark mode on your blog https://t.co/5fqLkLvhvt. Here’s an idea for your images:… https://t.co/le98lqhJa1
@_gyochan_ That’s a nice demo. Here’re some more tips that you might find valuable: https://t.co/KQejURROVQ.
@gentsuji @Media I like the concept of the light bulb 💡 to symbolize dark mode. Actually that’s what I propose in m… https://t.co/A3DwCbUoOI
@dkrk0901 There are several: https://t.co/6mGEmwOwPS. ðŸ’
@tak_dcxi Here’re some more tips on how to work with the media query: https://t.co/gXYzRzZNcl 🌒
@sho_yamane And with `(window.matchMedia(‘(prefers-color-scheme)’).media !== ‘not all’)` you can find out if the br… https://t.co/NIYjKtuzeQ
@3tsukiha_ In case you’re interested, I have collected all I know about `prefers-color-scheme` in this article: https://t.co/gXYzRzZNcl. 🌒
@autiomaa @jsmithdev In case you’re interested, I have collected everything I know about dark mode in this article:… https://t.co/OIoqbAan5c