Closed DRSDavidSoft closed 8 years ago
Also, the .kint footer should have a bright background, if the color is set to be black.
@jnvsor Thanks Also, about themes: please guide me on 1) disabling them 2) choosing from different Kint themes 3) guide to write my own theme
Are any of these in the docs?
Not in the docs, and kint master is very rigid with these things, you'll have to edit files inside kint folders to make your own. See Kint::$theme
and Kint_Decorators_Rich::init
The information in your screenshot is still readable despite the shadow so it's a very niche and easily ignorable problem. I am closing this issue, but I would accept a readability-focused PR, however, witch would prevent the text-shadow from appearing on Kint elements and the footer text color fixed for once.
Information on how to change themes is available in the main README.
Let's say I run Kint on a webpage with the following CSS:
body { background: #333; text-shadow: 0 1px black;
IMO, Kint should add the following style globally:
text-shadow: none;
(Or, add
text-shadow: 0 1px white;
so it looks better both on dark and bright backgrounds).Otherwise, it would look like this:
Also, the
.kint footer
should have a bright background, if the color is set to be black.P.S., I asked this a while ago but don't remember the answer, does Kint have a dark theme? Does it support outputting HTML content without adding its CSS, so I can write my own theme for Kint?