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 title: "Light Mode in Progress"
 date: 2023-06-11T21:59:37-6:00
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 excerpt: "Today's work on putting together a light mode."  
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 Today—the day after I finished up a "16 weeks condensed into 4" Spanish class—I happened to read some folks on Mastodon talking about [light themes](https://social.pixie.town/@joepie91/110526984317454201) on websites.  
 
-I've been wanting to add one to my site for years, my brain apparently wanted a project I could reasonably accomplish in a day, and I vaguely remebered having seen other [Minimal Mistakes theme users discussing how to implement this](https://github.com/mmistakes/minimal-mistakes/discussions/2033#discussioncomment-257421).  
+I've been wanting to add one to my site for years, my brain apparently wanted a project I could reasonably <del>accomplish</> make noticeable progress toward within a day, and I vaguely remebered having seen other [Minimal Mistakes theme users discussing how to implement this](https://github.com/mmistakes/minimal-mistakes/discussions/2033#discussioncomment-257421).  
 
-Thus far today I've managed to have my Jekyll-based site correctly generate two different themes: the one I've been using for years and another one that's basically the default theme with a couple of colors switched out. That's a success!  
+Thus far today I've managed to have my Jekyll-based site correctly generate two different themes: the dark one I've been using for years and another light one that's basically the default theme with a couple of colors switched out. That's a success!  
 
-It also puts down foundation for adding a toggle. That's successfully building toward a future success!  
+Currently this site defaults to my regular dark theme, but will serve a light theme if it sense that you have "prefers light mode" set in your browser or operating system.  
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+Today's work also lays the foundation for adding a toggle. That's successfully building toward a future success!  
 
 There are going to be some surprises along the way to a fully-featured light mode, such as noticing **and also fixing** the fact that the Bigfoot pop-up colors aren't really legible at the moment. I'll need to figure out how many of these things I can avoid hard-coding in the future. But it's nice to finally work on it, even if doing so was somewhat of a surprise today.