Dark Mode Color Hex
Amalia Antill
#36393e is the header background color of the Grey Amber scheme. If I open Meta in an incognito window without logging in, the theme-color meta tag has the header background of the default color scheme (the Light scheme):
Now you should see the color scheme you selected for the dark mode take effect in the UI (as expected), but the theme-color meta tag will contain the header_background color value of the color scheme you selected for the light mode when it should actually be the dark mode.
Yes, we can enable this by default for new installs. The default sketch logo we ship looks great on dark mode as it is. The main issue IMO is that we need to allow admins to manage their dark mode color scheme (or disable it) in the wizard. I believe we need to make some changes to this screen:
I'm using dark mode in CCS12 (on Windows 11), however some text is unreadable (black text on dark background). I've searched all the different preferences options where colors can be set, but I can't find the option(s) for the text marked in the picture below.
CCS dark mode support is mediocre at best even when everything is working as expected. One thing I would like to suggest is trying out our new CCS Theia environment. It is based off Theia IDE, which in turn is based on VS Code. The dark mode support is much better there and while current public releases are only for MSPM0, we have other builds that support other device families like C2000. Let me know if you are interested in trying out CCS Theia
Theia looks interesting, although I'm not sure it would be the right choice for us at the moment. We are using the C2000 F28388D MCU, with Simulink applications on CPU1 and CPU2, and a CCS SYS/BIOS C application on the CM core. And Simulink also uses CCS when building its generated code.
So I am creating blast email templates to send to my contact lists, where I choose a specific color for my section background (let's say, green). It looks great and all, but when someone receives it on their phone or tablet, and their dark mode is turned on, then the background color inverts and it looks really bad.
February 17th, 2022 still waiting for a fix for this. With such a large population of people utilizing darkmode you would think this would be an urgent priority. I thought I would outsmart the glitch by selecting a #121212 Dark Grey color to match gmail's dark mode, but when I tested it, the color flipped back to a light grey/off-white! Something is amiss with their dynamic response in the background color coding...
The last time I was in direct contact with a SS rep, they said they were aware of this issue and it had been elevated as a critical task for inhouse engineers... but apparently 'critical' means nothing in this case.
My site appears nicely in dark mode exactly how I want it, but inverts to an ugly off-brand color scheme in light mode. I've invested countless minutes and dollars into starting up my Newsletter and it's hurting me! Is there any solution?
As of June 2023 this is still an issue, at least with gmail. My brand colors change automatically if gmail is in dark mode and I have no way to edit them. Very frustrating. @Squarespace Guru @squarespace_developer Someone please fix this issue!!
Still not fixed! Honestly thinking about switching from Squarespace at this point. A massive oversight and can make some emails look completely awful in dark mode whereas they are seamless in the email editor.
Very disappointed this is still an issue 2 years later with 0 response from Squarespace on this thread...
It's Oct 2023 and this issue is still happening. I sent a test email to myself before our gothic-based brand launch, and it appeared with white backgrounds and white text...glad I caught it! Since Squarespace doesn't seem to care about this issue, I wanted to chime in with some recent experience and thought on Wix!
I've been using Wix and Squarespace, each for different marketing clients. Wix allows you to do much more as far as visual marketing is concerned. Its commerce space, and it's platform as a whole isn't as organized and perhaps intuitive as Squarespace. But it does get the job well enough that if you're running a basic commerce site, Wix creative flexibility in marketing features and its site builder outweighs Squarespace's commerce features. I create email campaigns and event pages pretty smoothly. I definitely recommend at least checking it out if this glitch also ruins a lot of your marketing branding.
Is there any chance we can get color options for the background of rich text notes like we have for plain text notes in DEVONthink 3? I see their still is an option for this specific to full screen on rich text notes.
The majority of my notes are rich text and seeing the white background on the note preview screen with the rest of the application in dark mode is a bit jarring. Also, I usually use my notes in a pop out window in split screen mode so full screen is not my preferred method of use.
It seems natural that rich text would use the same background as plain text, as it is the case on text editor and quick look. Also, I would kindly suggest/request that a dark background be made available to the epub view as well.
Some very strange behaviors. When I brought up the font panel pop up, selected all the rich text document and set the background color it only changed the margins (where I use the ruler sliders to indent paragraphs).
The way I get the background to be a dark grey entails using the format bar, and the font panel because each changes a different part of the background color (one sets the margin background color (such as the whitespace that occurs when indenting sections using the ruler) and the other sets the text background. Together they can create the same background color.
The default highlight color is yellow (in this newly created example notes above, but also in all my other notes I have edited so far). The problem is that in dark mode, the font color changes from black to white (which makes sense due to the dark background). But white a font color within yellow text highlights makes the the highlighted part unreadable
Well done, the DT3b5 update brings some improvement to the visibility of highlighted text in RTF files in Dark Mode! Unfortunately, the highlight color is now slightly too dim, so that the highlight can hardly be recognized (left image below). May be a slight increase of the background color could further improve the visibility (e.g., right image)?
For example, to change the color mode of a dropdown menu, add data-bs-theme="light" or data-bs-theme="dark" to the parent .dropdown. Now, no matter the global color mode, these dropdowns will display with the specified theme value.
As shown above, color mode styles are controlled by the data-bs-theme attribute. This attribute can be applied to the element, or to any other element or Bootstrap component. If applied to the element, it will apply to everything. If applied to a component or element, it will be scoped to that specific component or element.
Enable the built in dark color mode across your entire project by adding the data-bs-theme="dark" attribute to the element. This will apply the dark color mode to all components and elements, other than those with a specific data-bs-theme attribute applied. Building on the quick start template:
We use a custom Sass mixin, color-mode(), to help you control how color modes are applied. 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). This is also an easy and scalable way to add different themes and more custom color modes beyond light and dark.
Dozens of root level CSS variables are repeated as overrides for dark mode. These are scoped to the color mode selector, which defaults to data-bs-theme but can be configured to use a prefers-color-scheme media query. Use these variables as a guideline for generating your own new color modes.
CSS variables for our dark color mode are partially generated from dark mode specific Sass variables in _variables-dark.scss. This also includes some custom overrides for changing the colors of embedded SVGs used throughout our components.
Styles for dark mode, and any custom color modes you create, can be scoped appropriately to the data-bs-theme attribute selector or media query with the customizable color-mode() mixin. See the Sass usage section for more details.
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I've searched ALL of Klaviyo online + community help, but couldn't find the answer:
Has anyone been able to troubleshoot and overcome the limitation of Klaviyo/email deliverability in dark mode by forcing a campaign to display in a certain background/block colour, regardless of the phone settings?
Certainly with so many different mail applications to support who interrupt it differently this can be hard to support. My recommendation here would be to review your reporting on your major mail applications used by your customer base and attempt to support their Dark Mode as much as possible.
Hi,
Thank you for responding. Actually all I want to know that how can I change color of my storybook component in my app when it goes on Dark Mode .
Like how to conditionally change the color of text maybe, e.g. text color is black on light mode(or default mode ) when it goes on dark mode text become invisible . how to handle this issue.
Thank You
In my first explorations of what Stack Overflow would look like in dark mode, I wanted to simply test swapping the white background for black, and reversing the color scales. With this approach, @red-050 became @red-900 with the values in the middle staying pretty much the same.
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