I was wrong about dark mode
The one where I give my website a splash of adaptive paint.
Quick read
A blog post by the author explaining why they reintroduced a dark mode for their site and how they implemented it using modern CSS and a small amount of JavaScript. Someone would visit to read the author’s rationale, implementation details, and links to related CSS resources for adaptive dark mode.
- Toggle between light and dark with a site button
- Uses CSS container style queries and custom properties
- Stores preference in localStorage with minimal JavaScript
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