Closed Mavoort closed 5 months ago
On a web page with white text and a dark background ("dark mode"), the pseudocode block looks a bit strange.
In particular, the horizontal lines remain black, even though the text and the vertical lines are white.
To fix this, I suggest replacing
border: 2px solid black;
inside of pseudocode.css with:
pseudocode.css
border-width: 2px; border-style: solid;
This way you could use pseudocode.js also on a dark website.
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On a web page with white text and a dark background ("dark mode"), the pseudocode block looks a bit strange.
In particular, the horizontal lines remain black, even though the text and the vertical lines are white.
To fix this, I suggest replacing
inside of
pseudocode.css
with:This way you could use pseudocode.js also on a dark website.