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Site does not render correctly with Dark Reader in Firefox #113
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Can confirm - getting a similar experience using Dark Reader on firefox |
The Docsy template itself seemingly works fine with dark reader, so it has to be in our colour overrides somewhere. I'll dig in |
I think I've got to the bottom of this: The same website code served from Hugo's internal web server look fine in Dark Reader on Chrome: Same code served from the preview link provided to @rpkelly and @jpmcb is super broken (as illustrated above): The difference between the two: the preview link is on a subdirectory ( It looks like this is causing any further JS to just stop loading. Looks like Dark Reader relies partially on CSS injection as well as JS injection. Because the javascript vomits on the missing dependency, Dark Reader only partially loads and becomes super broken. Next steps
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Confirmed that this issue is related to the preview site server on two different machines with different browsers. Closing this as it's not related to the code itself, just a temporary/preview server. |
Also, looks like this was fixed in google/docsy#1233 |
Path to the page with the problem (do not include domain name): Any documentation page
Describe the problem: When using Dark Reader in Firefox, site background is partially darkened, however none of the text is adjusted.
Screen Shot, if possible

Describe how the site should look? As below:

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