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qim @queerinmech5/19/2024, 8:48 AM

if you are asking how to query the values of parent elements or classes from CSS, good news! you cannot, so trying is unnecessary :eggbug-devious:

i have been extremely frustrated by this too, the only things i have found are to use inherit and transparent lighter/darker overlays

sage @wavebeem5/19/2024, 6:26 PM

can you describe the problem in more detail?

Μάρκος @postgarf5/19/2024, 6:37 PM

have one color/background combo in one theme and a different one in another

sage @wavebeem5/19/2024, 6:38 PM

have you tried using css custom properties?

Μάρκος @postgarf5/19/2024, 6:51 PM

I mean moreso on cohost
whenever I post music I like to add a title to it, but recently I realized that when viewed in a dark theme, the title is totally indistinguishable (white on light cream), and technically I could be really lazy and set the text to the cohost black color manually but I feel like that's unideal, so I just wanted to know if anyone else had already made an easy tool to just smartly fwip fwop when the theme changes

sage @wavebeem5/19/2024, 7:06 PM

in general i hard code the background color if i hard code the text color

theres a hack that works right now for certain things, though im not the one who discovered it

https://cohost.org/wavebeem/post/3647926-dark-mode-toggle-tes

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