![]() I'd love to shoot for Unified Cayan Dark, Unified Vibrant Pastel, and perhaps Unified Neon. So I finally have solved those issues in this working theme: Unified Console Green It's also difficult to implement all black backgrounds, because any dark color gets easily lost. Especially since this first one is so uniform, I think it's actually a great discipline to make everything match a couple of shades of the same color. Of course building different themes takes a long time, but now that this one is more or less under my belt, I think others might be easier. Which is why I'm keeping that dream of scripts switching JWM, GTK-2.0, GTK-3, and application settings simultaneously. Customization is more desirable than being stuck with a desktop you don't like, but Puppy could really use more unified theming. $body-color-dark : $gray-500 $body-bg-dark : $gray-900 $body-secondary-color-dark : rgba ( $body-color-dark. $primary-border-subtle-dark : shade-color ( $primary, 40 % ) $secondary-border-subtle-dark : shade-color ( $secondary, 40 % ) $success-border-subtle-dark : shade-color ( $success, 40 % ) $info-border-subtle-dark : shade-color ( $info, 40 % ) $warning-border-subtle-dark : shade-color ( $warning, 40 % ) $danger-border-subtle-dark : shade-color ( $danger, 40 % ) $light-border-subtle-dark : $gray-700 $dark-border-subtle-dark : $gray-800 // scss-docs-end theme-border-subtle-dark-variables scss-docs-start theme-border-subtle-dark-variables $primary-bg-subtle-dark : shade-color ( $primary, 80 % ) $secondary-bg-subtle-dark : shade-color ( $secondary, 80 % ) $success-bg-subtle-dark : shade-color ( $success, 80 % ) $info-bg-subtle-dark : shade-color ( $info, 80 % ) $warning-bg-subtle-dark : shade-color ( $warning, 80 % ) $danger-bg-subtle-dark : shade-color ( $danger, 80 % ) $light-bg-subtle-dark : $gray-800 $dark-bg-subtle-dark : mix ( $gray-800, $black ) // scss-docs-end theme-bg-subtle-dark-variables ![]() scss-docs-start theme-bg-subtle-dark-variables $primary-text-emphasis-dark : tint-color ( $primary, 40 % ) $secondary-text-emphasis-dark : tint-color ( $secondary, 40 % ) $success-text-emphasis-dark : tint-color ( $success, 40 % ) $info-text-emphasis-dark : tint-color ( $info, 40 % ) $warning-text-emphasis-dark : tint-color ( $warning, 40 % ) $danger-text-emphasis-dark : tint-color ( $danger, 40 % ) $light-text-emphasis-dark : $gray-100 $dark-text-emphasis-dark : $gray-300 // scss-docs-end theme-text-dark-variables scss-docs-start theme-text-dark-variables This also includes some custom overrides for changing the colors of embedded SVGs used throughout our components. */ (() => Sass variablesĬSS variables for our dark color mode are partially generated from dark mode specific Sass variables in _variables-dark.scss. * Licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License. * Copyright 2011-2023 The Bootstrap Authors * Color mode toggler for Bootstrap's docs () Consider the following snippet and its compiled CSS output. In case you want to use media queries and only make color modes automatic, you can change the mixin’s default type via Sass variable. This is also an easy and scalable way to add different themes and more custom color modes beyond light and dark. By default, we use a data attribute approach, allowing you to create more user-friendly experiences where your visitors can choose to have an automatic dark mode or control their preference (like in our own docs here). We use a custom Sass mixin, color-mode(), to help you control how color modes are applied. You can disable our dark mode entirely via Sass by changing $enable-dark-mode to false. Our new dark mode option is available to use for all users of Bootstrap, but it’s controlled via data attributes instead of media queries and does not automatically toggle your project’s color mode. Bootstrap demo Hello, world! īootstrap does not yet ship with a built-in color mode picker, but you can use the one from our own documentation if you like. In writing color mode specific styles, use the mixin: We do this already in our _root.scss stylesheet for dark mode, with light mode being the default values. ![]() If applied to a component or element, it will be scoped to that specific component or element.įor each color mode you wish to support, you’ll need to add new overrides for the shared global CSS variables. ![]() If applied to the element, it will apply to everything. This attribute can be applied to the element, or to any other element or Bootstrap component. Action Action Another action Something else here Separated link How it worksĪs shown above, color mode styles are controlled by the data-bs-theme attribute. Action Action Another action Something else here Separated link Dark dropdown ![]()
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