Initial CSS for dark mode #405
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Is this PR going to get merged? I'd love to use it! |
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This is a first pass at this. It can be enabled by a config option. Once it stabilizes we can publicize and document it.
I considered having Jekyll produce two CSS files, one for default and one for dark mode: A conditional in the HTML templates would choose the right one. However, Sass is slow, so it was better to just produce only one CSS file. This required creating a copy of
_variables.scssand conditionally including these variables for dark mode. Should the_variables.scssbe renamed to_default.scssor some or other?Fixes #285.