With CSS’ new `light-dark()` function and `color-scheme` property, you won’t need to override/re-declare your CSS colors `@media (prefers-color-scheme: dark)` – you can just define both colors once and specify where the user’s preference does or does not apply.

With CSS’ new `light-dark()` function and `color-scheme` property, you won’t need to override/re-declare your CSS colors `@media (prefers-color-scheme: dark)` – you can just define both colors once and specify where the user’s preference does or does not apply.

https://frontendmasters.com/blog/dark-and-light/

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InterOp project pulls through.

What a time to be a web dev!

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Get with the times, Greg. It obviously stands for closed-source software.

What’s CSS? Is that like a tailwind plugin or something?