💡Dark Mode for Editor.JS
See original GitHub issue-
Describe a problem. Many of the modern applications now support dark mode and since editor.js is getting popular, It would be fantastic to have a ready-to-use dark mode configuration.
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Describe the solution you’d like.
const editor = new EditorJS({
// ...
theme: 'dark'
})
We can decide the colors as we move ahead.
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Something like that? Made in 2 mins by custom style overrides.
I updated my previous comment. I must have fixed the other styles at some point. As far as a light/dark, media queries could do that based on the users preferred theme. If you have a toggle button, something like this might help: https://css-tricks.com/updating-a-css-variable-with-javascript/