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Can someone please speak and convince whoever runs the Doxygen site to make a CSS mod to the site? How is one expected to read any of that mess? The color scheme for the tables are atrocious and unreadable. The rest of the site is fine, but the actual most important part i.e. the actual data is unreadable unless you mouse over it. Is it me or is this an oversight?

Thanks.

No one is "in charge". Open source relies on people to contribute. Feel free to contribute your better CSS theme. I'm sure it would be appreciated.

@kittmaster Yep I asked a couple of months ago about this:- https://forum.kodi.tv/showthread.php?tid=376150

The colour scheme is really bad.

(2024-04-03, 06:51)jurialmunkey Wrote: [ -> ]No one is "in charge". Open source relies on people to contribute. Feel free to contribute your better CSS theme. I'm sure it would be appreciated.

I see nowhere to login or anyway to wiki the thing. Where is what you're saying noted so I / we can go in and make those changes? 

Others have asked and it is still a problem, doesn't seem as easy and clear cut to change.

https://github.com/xbmc/xbmc/tree/master/docs

That any help?

(2024-04-03, 22:27)Hitcher Wrote: [ -> ]https://github.com/xbmc/xbmc/tree/master/docs

That any help?

Unfortunately not, looking at the site, one would think that the site css located here: https://xbmc.github.io/docs.kodi.tv/mast...oxygen.css is controlling it, but it isn't. It looks like a user agent stylesheet is controlling it and the css isn't written to override it. 

I tried to mess with it, but the problem is, you can't override it normally (see yellow arrow), you have to add an element override, see 3 red lines. 

You can clearly see that who ever enabled dark mode, didn't account for the tables to move to dark mode as they are still calling out white (red squares).

I assume add "tr: { background-color:black } !important 

will override it permanently as it is highest precidence.

See image, you'll see, can be done, not entirely sure how with GitHub.

Here is a temporary workaround, but the catch is that you have to be using ublock origin to make it work (which most use for blocking adware anyway).

Add this to your filters list and it will transform the web syntax until we can get someone or myself or God to get the HTML to replace the word "white" with "black" in the HTML source docks on the Doxygen site: