Closed devkennyy closed 2 years ago
It appears that the CSS applied to the "stage" class is overwriting the RGB. Turn it off and we get the RGB. However, the CSS is reasonable for applying the rest of the themes so I'll have to figure something out
Kay. I've got a fix. Remind me what RGB is supposed to look like. Does the text need to be RGB too? How about the continue button?
There's an RGB animation, you just need to apply it to the stage icon and whatever else looks good (maybe the navbar icons?).
Originally it looked like this:
I can make it look like that, or I can go more intense and make it look like this:
What do you think?
This is definitely nicer, if you want rgb, you're getting rgb :trollface:
@Shabbyconnor Was it intentional to have the elements and icons changing colors unsynchronized?
No, but I'm not sure of a way to sync them up. The problem is the animation starts at the beginning when a new element is created. Some elements on the page never change like the navbar. But some like the text and icon change every time the stage switches. Causing the RGB animation to reset, and become out of sync
Oh. So since only the icon and the prompt changes every stage switch, could it be possible to make a function that captures stage switches and removes and replaces the rgb animation? The transition between stages might be a bit rough, but at least the colors are synced
Yeah. You'd have to replace the animation for each element though.
@Shabbyconnor Was it intentional to have the elements and icons changing colors unsynchronized?
Fixed by #151
The RGB theme doesn't actually make any of the stage content RGB. The selectors are there but there's obviously a problem.