add dark-navigation-toolbar-dropdown.css

[hyperfekt]

CSS to adapt the autocomplete of the navbar from white to the colors of the dark theme.

[Timvde]

Thanks! Could you add newlines in between the different blocks?

I also don't think that element is called "autocomplete". Could you rename it to "navigation toolbar dropdown"? And I'd place it in the navbar folder.

[Timvde]

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[hyperfekt]

It's called autocomplete in the HTML source, but it's well possible that's not the official name for it. I will probably make the changes tomorrow, feel free to edit it yourself if you'd like to merge earlier.

[Timvde]

Hmm, it seems that you're right. I'm on the fence. While you're technically correct, I want it to be clear for users, and I believe "location bar dropdown" would be nicer. If you feel strongly otherwise, I will also accept it with its current name, as long as you move it to the navbar directory. That should give enough context.

[hyperfekt]

No, I am definitely in agreement. I was surprised about the naming myself when I discovered it. 'Autocomplete' is far from obvious.

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[hyperfekt]

Here we go. :)

[Timvde]

Awesome, thank you very much!