Closed dermeck closed 6 months ago
@dermeck Thank you for reporting this. It makes sense to have this color in a new variable. Feel free to create a pull request. I'll gladly review it.
@digimezzo the related PR is here: https://github.com/digimezzo/dopamine/pull/585
There are a few places where the background of elements is affected by the color theme but the foreground is not. This makes some things hard to read, when light primary/secondary colors are configured and the foreground is hard coded to white.
One example is the artist header, but there are a few places where:
background: linear-gradient(45deg, var(--theme-primary-color) 30%, var(--theme-secondary-color) 100%);
orbackground: var(--theme-accent-color);
is set in combination withcolor: white
.I'd be happy to tackle it if you want. I'm not sure if every case should get its own variable or if it's
primary-button-text
. I'd probably go with one new variablehighlight-text-color
.