fix: updates dark theme syntax for Astro + Tailwind support #28
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Hi, @tony-sull Thank you for the PR. Let me get back on this. I'd prefer to keep the current CSS class structure if possible |
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No problem at all! I kept this one separate from the dependency updates, thought this change might not be wanted 😅 I couldn't find another way to get dark mode to work consistently between Astro's styles and Tailwind dark mode classes, maybe there's a better way though. Happy to close this PR if you'd prefer to keep it as-is |
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This replaces all remaining uses of
@apply dark:___with inline class namesIt looks like the class names get lost somewhere along the build and Tailwind never recognizes that the
dark:class was used, I'm guessing our compiler may sanitize it todark/:?