But Foundation has nothing - yes Justin Mahar had started one called Foundswatch in 2018, but he archived that and relinquished the domain name. Bootstrap has Thomas Park's ( Bootswatch (Why the hell is he not a contributor?¹), that he's been maintaining for over 6 years now.
lighter, easier to use because it is simpler, merged awesomely with "your own scss" but it also doesn't work so well with out-of-the-box inclusion into existing sites - especially if you want to theme it up a bit, and it's not as flexible. Time passed - I fell out of love with Bootstrap and took on a new mistress¹, Foundation 6. My thoughts were that if the creator of Bootstrap was not keen on this then it would never happen¹ - so I reluctantly gave up on WP-Bootstrap-4 and moved on to other hobbies. I did however come across issue #27514 in the Bootstrap GitHub repository, and also saw close it off.
#CSS DARK MODE SWITCH CODE#
I can vaguely recall looking at the code and deciding "Yea, not doable¹!" and started doing some research on the topic. I remember thinking that I would love to not only release a highly configurable WordPress theme, but one that supported this wonderful css-dark-mode. At the time I was attempting to write a (now abandoned) WordPress theme based on Bootstrap 4 after having written a Bootstrap 2 based WP theme a few years earlier, and a a bit later a printing plugin for Bootstrap 3. I can't remember when I first came across the concept of "dark mode" must have been sometime in late 2018 when I'd installed Safari Technology Preview and read some reference to the prefers-color-scheme (still in draft with the W3C).
and finally, make it so that others can use it if the Authors have another path to this.but written in a way that can be pulled into the core (if the authors so want to),.by exploring if it can be modified to support native OS (or Browser) dark mode preferences, as made available in ' prefers-color-scheme' media query spec.,.Bootstrap, in its current version (4.5.0), can achieve dark mode support.That said my opinions and code path here is just one way to achieve what I though needed to be proved, namely that: (Tom Scott has a brilliant¹ conversation about this in his video about the FizzBuzz Test.) After managing developers for many years, I can safely¹ say that if you put 30 developers in a room and ask them to code something, you'd get 30 different ways to get to the same result. There is also a lot of personal opinions and my own ideas of code philosophy and design positions - these I will mark with an asterisk (¹). None of the content here is original It's based on logical combination of ideas from many great technology content producers, and I've tried to reference these when I can. I'm dyslexic and have a relatively low verbal-linguistic Intelligence - so these ramblings may be hard to digest. I'm also not a "graphics" or "artistic" person - I've no education in design, UI or UX - but I understand it's basic concepts. I code as a hobby and everything I've coded since 2005 I've open-source. I'm an Electrical Engineer and Businessman who manages data centers and their staff, and design UPS, HVAC and power systems.
#CSS DARK MODE SWITCH PROFESSIONAL#
The Philosophy of this Proof of Conceptįirstly, I'd like to state that I'm not a professional developer - I was, from about '88 to '05, but that's not what I do now.The Definitive¹ Guide to Dark Mode and Bootstrap 4.If you're after the same work for Bootstrap 5 please visit the vinorodrigues/bootstrap-dark-5 repo. This body of work pertains to Bootstrap 4. The Definitive¹ Guide to Dark Mode and Bootstrap 4Ī proof of concept / Long-form white paper
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