The pull request introduces modifications to two primary files: src/css/custom.css and src/theme/Footer/index.js. In the CSS file, a new background color variable is added, and several existing color variables for the dark theme are updated. Additionally, the main body selector is changed to a new identifier. In the footer component file, a new custom footer is created, enhancing the structure, content, and styling, including a local SVG logo and additional resource links.
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src/css/custom.css
- Added new CSS variable --ifm-background-color-primary: #f6f6f1 - Updated CSS variables for dark theme: --ifm-color-primary, --ifm-color-primary-darker, --ifm-color-primary-darkest, --ifm-color-primary-light - Changed selector from body to #__docusaurus
src/theme/Footer/index.js
- Introduced CustomFooter component with custom JSX and styles - Replaced image source with local SVG - Enhanced footer content and links - Simplified copyright notice with dynamic year generation
Possibly related PRs
138: The changes in this PR also modify the src/css/custom.css file, specifically updating several CSS variables related to color schemes, which directly relates to the modifications made in the main PR regarding CSS variables for the dark theme.
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Walkthrough
The pull request introduces modifications to two primary files:
src/css/custom.css
andsrc/theme/Footer/index.js
. In the CSS file, a new background color variable is added, and several existing color variables for the dark theme are updated. Additionally, the main body selector is changed to a new identifier. In the footer component file, a new custom footer is created, enhancing the structure, content, and styling, including a local SVG logo and additional resource links.Changes
--ifm-background-color-primary: #f6f6f1
- Updated CSS variables for dark theme:
--ifm-color-primary
,--ifm-color-primary-darker
,--ifm-color-primary-darkest
,--ifm-color-primary-light
- Changed selector from
body
to#__docusaurus
CustomFooter
component with custom JSX and styles- Replaced image source with local SVG
- Enhanced footer content and links
- Simplified copyright notice with dynamic year generation
Possibly related PRs
138: The changes in this PR also modify the
src/css/custom.css
file, specifically updating several CSS variables related to color schemes, which directly relates to the modifications made in the main PR regarding CSS variables for the dark theme.🪧 Tips
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