Closed vasusubb47 closed 11 months ago
Hi there. This is mainly because the shades are the same in both modes. What would you suggest is a better way to show this?
@juxtopposed - I too am tripped up by this. Shouldn't the dark shades be flipped with respect to the light shades?
In my code, I can have something like
<div class="bg-background-50">
and in dark mode, the background
being referenced should be a different colour, but that's not how it currently works. It might be an implementation issue on my end, but I think that it's the same issue that @Vasu7777py encountered.
This should be updated now. Let me know if it looks good.
That's perfect @juxtopposed! Thanks for the quick turnaround! I'm not OP, but this issue looks like one you can safely close.
In Tailwind while exporting the color profile turning on shades and theme flags. both base and dark theme colors will be the same
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Different color for base and dark theme.
base theme![image](https://github.com/juxtopposed/realtimecolors/assets/65950340/e4d43773-7273-4b75-9925-31aa1f211987)
dark theme![image](https://github.com/juxtopposed/realtimecolors/assets/65950340/4308a48a-a0f0-4f65-b548-0c7d2b3d1589)