Closed ScottMichaud closed 9 years ago
By the way, what is the better convention? "Dark" and "Light" referring to dark and light spinners, which work best on light and dark themes, respectively? Or would it be better for "Dark" and "Light" to refer to the themes they are designed for, and not the objects themselves?
I'd normally prefer the latter, but thought the former made more sense in this case. Originally, I dodged the whole issue by calling them "black" and "white" based on the shade of the primary dot, which more clearly refers to the color of the animation. Changed it to light/dark when experimenting with light and dark grey, but didn't change the name back when reverting to pure black and white.
I'd suggest that they refer to the objects themselves.
Cool. That's how they are now.
@ScottMichaud Hey Scott! I went ahead and pulled in a modified version of this with only one theme. I figure people can modify the colors if they want it to work on a dark background. It's available in the 2.0.0 release.
Added two spinners. They're similar to "dots" except that there are six of them. Dark and Light themes (for light and dark pages, respectively) are available. They have been added to example.html.