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I'm preparing a documentation with a lot of images and I won't be able to produce alternative versions for a dark background. To solve this, I'm disabling dark mode by injecting custom CSS and JS: .theme-toggle-container {
display: none;
}document.body.setAttribute("data-theme", "light");The problem is that the custom JS is executed after the "default" code, so the website always blinks dark before turning light. This is not a huge issue, but can be annoying. Is it possible to have my JS code to take precedence over Sphinx/Furo's JS? |
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See #100
Where are you injecting this? Furo's JS logic is a render-blocking blurb, and you'd need to have your own render-blocking blurb (or remove Furo's defaults) to achieve this. |
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I'm just using: html_css_files = ["css/custom.css"]
html_js_files = ["js/custom.js"]I actually got the JS code from #28 |
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See #100
Where are you injecting this? Furo's JS logic is a render-blocking blurb, and you'd need to have your own render-blocking blurb (or remove Furo's defaults) to achieve this.