Some pygment color schemes (like `bw`, which we use as default in the
exampleSite) do not set a foreground color explicitly, which makes those
themes look bad/illegible when using the dark mode of hugo-coder. Most
such themes are light themes (it seems after a quick research), which
explains this phenomenon.
This commit adds a fix for such color schemes by setting the default
foreground color to the one used in the light hugo-coder colorscheme.
It is overridden by proper syntax highlighting schemes.
* Table Style Parity
* Update assets/scss/_base_dark.scss
* Add Contributor and Made Release
Co-authored-by: Luiz F. A. de Prá <luizdepra@users.noreply.github.com>
* Automatic dark/light colorschemes
A new `colorscheme` option is added with the capability to be always dark,
always light, or automatic based on the user's browser setting. This
makes the `inverted` option superfluous, and therefore deprecated.
Nomenclature of files, variables, etc are changed from `inverted` to
`dark` to reflect this change.
Closes#226.
* Remove inverted option completely
The `inverted` option is now not just deprecated, but removed
completely.
