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Beautifulhugo is not rendered as expected on Firefox/Chromium #498
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there is no way as of no to set the theme. It detects system settings and applies that theme, as seen in this main.css |
@Titikomba You can patch it out pretty easily. I modified my version such that it only loads the light mode version. I plan on submitting a pull request that disables this automatic dark mode, but for now it's just a dirty patch that works. You need to put the file into the static/css directory: main.css Edit: |
@hydr0nium Thanks for your patch proposition. |
To not let this die: I would really like a button that would toggle between light and dark mode. If anyone has the skills of CSS and HTML and the will to make this happen, tag me here and I will definitely help on that front, the best I can. |
The live demo is not rendered as expected on Firefox/Chromium
instead of
It is still working correctly on my phone (Safari).
I observe the same behavior on my local website.
UPDATE.
It turns out that, depending on the system theme (light/dark), Chromium and Firefox trigger the dark-theme version of websites. This is their new default behavior.
I do not know if there is a way to force light-mode from the html/css side.
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