[Xhoenix]

What

Add Dark Mode support for relearn theme based on user's OS settings

Why

Because Dark Mode

Reference: Adjust to OS Settings

Note: Added another themeVariant in comments that lets the user choose between color modes.

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[EsadCetiner]

Isn't there a blue dark theme?

[Xhoenix]

Isn't there a blue dark theme?

This theme is dark blue with a green sidebar.

[EsadCetiner]

@Xhoenix It doesn't match the light theme at all, it's inconsistent. Can you add some custom styling so both light/dark look the same?

[Xhoenix]

@Xhoenix It doesn't match the light theme at all, it's inconsistent. Can you add some custom styling so both light/dark look the same?

Can you check now? The 'auto' relies on the same theme as 'relearn-light' and 'relearn-dark' so it's consistent. Should we provide more colour options to users in the theme picker dropdown menu of sidebar?

[EsadCetiner]

@Xhoenix Both the light and dark themes are consistent, but there's still plenty of green. The docs page needs to match CRS's branding, it looks unprofessional and amateurish to go from mostly blue in the main site to mostly green in the docs subsite.

Hugo supports adding custom CSS, so you may need to do that to keep the branding consistent.

[Xhoenix]

Haven't checked the entirety of docs, so probably missed those greens you're mentioning. Going to see if something can be done.