Closed VoIlAlex closed 2 years ago
@VoIlAlex
I also saw this issue when django version 3.2 was installed but installing django 3.1 fixed it. Can you try installing django 3.1?
python -m pip install -Iv django==3.1
@VoIlAlex
I also saw this issue when django version 3.2 was installed but installing django 3.1 fixed it. Can you try installing django 3.1?
python -m pip install -Iv django==3.1
Thanks for your reply. I'll try.
Hi, how to fix this issue with django 3.2? Thanks
IMHO the solution shouldn't be "disable dark theme" but instead "see how Django 3.2 uses dark theme and adjust our CSS to work with it."
pip install django-light Add 'django_light', to INSTALLED_APPS before django.contrib.admin
This python package solve my problem.
IMHO the solution shouldn't be "disable dark theme" but instead "see how Django 3.2 uses dark theme and adjust our CSS to work with it."
I agree, this should be fixed and not just disable it. There are some areas of complexity for this because this package uses scss and the django implementation is using native css variables. I'm not sure how we can get the two to play nicely together.
This will be solved by #443
I installed the package and in browsers with black theme enabled it displays table rows in dark colors. Is there a way to avoid this?![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/37738312/117448363-5182d680-af47-11eb-84e5-9f939520bb12.png)