new wishlist item: support dark mode in antitheme
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[[!tag wishlist]]
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Modern OSes and browsers can now report a user's preference for a "dark mode"
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setting. See <https://css-tricks.com/a-complete-guide-to-dark-mode-on-the-web/>
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for some background on technical specifics.
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The default IkiWiki anti-theme leaves most styling decisions up to the browser.
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Nevertheless, the anti-theme will always be rendered as Light, regardless of a
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user's preference for dark-mode, as a site's css needs to explicitly indicate
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that it *can* support dark-mode in order for it to be available.
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IkiWiki's anti-theme almost entirely supports dark-mode out of the box by virtue
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of delegating the style decisions to browser defaults. We should add the minimum
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required CSS to let it be enabled.
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(The only example of default theme which does not appear to look good in dark
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mode, in my testing, is the styling around [[RecentChanges]].)
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—[[Jon]], *2022-12-12*
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