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Currently Wikipedia defaults to using the the new Vector 2022 theme which supports light and dark mode via toggling a single class on <html>, skin-theme-clientpref-night. You can see this class inserted even in current mwoffliner dumps, probably by header JS, but it has no effect, perhaps due to pulling CSS for the Minerva skin.
Will the new Vector skin eventually be supported or is there some way of forcing mwoffliner to pull Vector skin themed pages? This would make light/dark theming trivial and solve all related bugs.
I will sponsor a bounty of your choosing to get this done.
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It would be great to have a theme module that would apply different CSS according to the user's choice, including the dark-themed variants. There were some initial ideas towards this in #596 and #1240, but the idea got stuck. Failing a proper theming system, I'd agree that supporting the latest Vector skin would be a minimum, especially if it comes with, essentially, a "free" dark theme that has all the complications ironed out.
Currently Wikipedia defaults to using the the new Vector 2022 theme which supports light and dark mode via toggling a single class on
<html>
,skin-theme-clientpref-night
. You can see this class inserted even in current mwoffliner dumps, probably by header JS, but it has no effect, perhaps due to pulling CSS for the Minerva skin.Will the new Vector skin eventually be supported or is there some way of forcing mwoffliner to pull Vector skin themed pages? This would make light/dark theming trivial and solve all related bugs.
I will sponsor a bounty of your choosing to get this done.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: