feature dracula themed doc #12816
feature dracula themed doc #12816
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config/nimdoc.cfg
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| @@ -450,7 +595,7 @@ h1 { | |||
| font-size: 1.8em; | |||
| font-weight: 400; | |||
| padding-bottom: .25em; | |||
| border-bottom: 1px solid #aaa; | |||
| border-bottom: 6px solid var(--third-background); | |||
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Note that support for these isn't 100% https://caniuse.com/#feat=css-variables
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Some of the listed browser (versions) are either mobile or are really really outdated. I doubt that you'd go ahead and actually use Nim's documentation on mobile. And even if you would do that, most browsers for mobile now support that.
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PC:
- Edge (Since Oct 17, 2017)
- Firefox (Since Jul 22, 2014)
- Chrome (Since Mar 3, 2016)
- Safari (Since Mar 21, 2016)
- Opera (Since Mar 7, 2016)
Mobile:
- Safari & Chrome for iOS (Since Mar 21, 2016)
- Android Browser (Since Aug 26, 2019 - Android Browser has huge gaps between releases, see the page you linked, click on "Date Relative")
- Opera Mobile (Since Sep 23, 2016)
- Chrome for Android (Since Oct 22, 2019)
- Firefox for Android (Since Sep 3, 2019)
- UC Browser for Android (Since Aug 17, 2016)
- Samsumg Internet (Since Dec 16, 2016)
- KaiOS Browser (Since Jun 1, 2018)
Unsure:
- QQ Browser:
- Latest release Jan 1, 2017 according to caniuse.com
- No releases ever since according to caniuse.com
- Wikipedia states: On October 18, 2017, QQ browser 9.6 was released and the engine was upgraded to Chromium(/Chrome) V53
- Baidu Browser:
- Latest release Apr 1, 2017 according to caniuse.com
- No releases ever since according to caniuse.com
- Google Play states: Latest update was November 21, 2019
Not supported:
- Opera Mini (Compensated by Opera Mobile)
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| <div class="slider round"></div> | ||
| </label> | ||
| <em>Dark Mode</em> |
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Can we use CSS here instead of the  ?
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Well yeah, it's doable but I thought to be an easier minor-ish solution
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to be an easier minor-ish solution that does the job for now. There are actually plans or ideas to move the whole css to dedicated stylesheets.
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Screenshots can be looked up here: #12797 |
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