fix:fallback theme styles for browsers without light-dark() support - #462
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Closing, see #426 |
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Fixes #426
Description
Add fallback theme styles for browsers without light-dark() support
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AI has been for drafting in this issue , and researching the browser part.
Also regarding new changes to the issue
the CSS light-dark() function is a relatively new feature and achieved baseline support across major modern browsers around May 2024.
Here is the breakdown of which older versions will NOT run this feature (i.e. they do not support light-dark()):