Closed Crimson-Typhoon-147 closed 2 weeks ago
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Bug Summary
The table content in the application displayed job listings with a default text color that did not adapt to the light mode setting. Specifically, when users toggled to light mode, the font color for the job titles, salary, and qualifications changed to white, making it difficult to read against the dark background. This inconsistency created a poor user experience, as it hindered visibility and accessibility. The solution involved implementing a CSS class that adjusts the font color back to black in dark mode, ensuring that the table content remains legible regardless of the theme setting. This enhancement improves usability and provides a consistent interface for all users.
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Steps to Reproduce
To reproduce the bug, first ensure the application is running on a system that supports dark mode. Begin by launching the application and navigating to the job listings section, which contains the job table. Once there, toggle the dark mode feature on the interface, typically accessible through a toggle switch or button. After activating dark mode, observe the table content displaying job titles, salary ranges, and qualifications. Notice that the font color changes to white, blending into the dark background and significantly reducing readability. This behavior confirms the issue, highlighting the need for a CSS adjustment to maintain appropriate font color contrast in dark mode.
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