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I have to switch to dark mode to read code blocks more easily.

That way people can see the code blocks more easily and without hassle of switching to dark mode and such.

@Hephaestus

What do you think?

Would other people want to see the CSS code blocks redone to be more easily viewable on light mode for sub CSS?

I have to switch to dark mode to read code blocks more easily. That way people can see the code blocks more easily and without hassle of switching to dark mode and such. @Hephaestus What do you think? Would other people want to see the CSS code blocks redone to be more easily viewable on light mode for sub CSS?

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[–] • 1 pt (edited )

i think it is a good idea, i've left it on dark for a year, and forgot this site had a light mode. i'll make another backup of the css before you start. (done)

I just looked at the CSS code blocks in your sub, i think that would work well in this sub.

code, body.dark pre {

background-color: #e0e1f0;

color: #121629;

font-size: 19px;

}

edit: i just copied your code block from your sub. It seems to work decently in light mode, and no change to dark.

[–] [deleted] • 1 pt

Light Vs. Dark - CSS is different in many / most situations and the code blocks you use are different. I haven't gone through all for now though to know. I only did light mode for the for most part so far though.

I have the background around it to if you want to do that to as well. Otherwise leave it or create your own.

[–] • 1 pt

i think i'll play with the colors a bit.

[–] • 2 pts

seems readable in both, better than default anyway.