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Currently there is no way to figure out which is dark and which is light theme.

sorry - no discussions in this repo, so opening an issue...

what would be a proper way to increase font size?

html[data-theme=dark] *:is(#main-content-container, #right-sidebar) { font-size: 1.5rem; }

works, but it breaks the alignment with bullets (bullets are higher than a center line).
thanks!

The various formatting buttons (indent, outdent, etc.) that appear above the keyboard are all blacked out in iOS. This happens in both dark and light mode.

right click the dot before the blcok

Logseq version: 0.5.1

Currently, the command panel (cmd shift p) highlight is strange, as shown below:

I think it's better to make all h1~h6 have different size like the default theme does.

By the way, your theme is the most favorite one on the Marketplace, good job!

Hi,

for example the search button does not look how it is supposed to. See Screenshot

And the fonts in the left menu are also not easily readable.

Thanks a lot!

see issue in Logseq repo, logseq/logseq#3447

dark mode don't have separate table line background color

light mode has

Hi,

it seems that some queries on journal pages (those configured in config.edn) are not styled yet.

In the light version the left sidebar entries for the graph title (at top) and new page at bottom are deep black, they seem correct when hovered over.

In the dark theme they appear to be a blue colour and therefore correct.

When there are many flashcards on the page, the #card tag attracts attention. It might be better to weaken its display

I'm running 0.4.9 with no other CSS snippets added to my custom.css. The link to access the settings is missing from the three dot menu

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light mode is fine

Problem: The Bear theme does not load properly when I start LogSeq while not connected to Internet (or on a poor connection).

What I would expect: When I open LogSeq offline, the themes work normally.
This would be especially nice for LogSeq, which is otherwise well-suited for offline-first use. The bear.css file dowloaded every time is also 1MB - not too large, but won't load on flaky connections.

Technical: bear.css contains only a singe line, requesting a CSS file from github:
@import url('https://rcvd.github.io/logseq-css-system/output/bear.css');
Shipping the actual bear.css with the plugin would likely resolve the issue.

Love the design of the theme, thanks for creating it!

Thanks for the lovely theme, really like the look!

There's a strong misalignment though of bullets to block start when the block starts with a Markdown heaeder and using more text in the block (using Shift-Return), see screenshot where I created 2 blocks, one with an H1 header and new-line text, and one without the H1 header but also with new-line text:

Using Logseq 0.9.10

Just updated logseq desktop to 6.7 and there are blue rectangles appearing on the end of each line which has link in it

Please add support for tabler icons :)

Thanks!

if write many tags in one block like this

When logseq is updated to version 0.5.6 (win), two lines will appear between the blocks.

It seems that block properties are not styled.
Text inserted:

- A dummy book
  type:: book 
  category:: sci-fi
    - Notes about book

Output:

Thanks!

Please support code blocks with this theme. Code blocks are enclosed in three backticks ```

this is how it looks now:

this problem was fixed in logseq default theme in #2469.

Is there an easy way I can adapt this theme to use a different font?

I am using Bear theme 0.0.21, Some icons are too dark in my opinion, they are hard to distinguish from the background from distance (for comparison the shade of grey the links to pages in the sidebar have)

In Logseq, you can toggle on/off plugins that you have installed. It would be nice if the color was different in the "toggled off" position (see image for one toggled on and one toggled off).

Looks like they use aria-checked="true" for active and false for inactive (see HTML below).

<a class="ui__toggle is-small">
  <span aria-checked="true" tabindex="0" role="checkbox" class="wrapper transition-colors ease-in-out duration-200 bg-indigo-600">
    <span aria-hidden="true" class="switcher transform transition ease-in-out duration-200 translate-x-4">
    </span>
  </span>
</a>

Goofy question: how do you select a block with a long block ref in it to "active editing" without having to click the block above or below it? In the GIF, the action I take with the first block is what I'd like to be able to do with the second test block.

Someone on the Discord suggested the following:
Try clicking just to the right of lectus.
Or maybe click on the bullet to zoom and then press enter
It would be a nice affordance to be able to right click the bullet and choose edit this block, or similar thing in the menu when you click on a block ref or block embed

My reply:
The issue with long blocks is that there isn't any space to the right to click (at least none that I can tell).

Click to zoom on the bullet isn't great either because it forces a shift in context.

Their response:
I guess you could try creating a CSS rule that adds a padding or margin on the block refs

If you can manage to get the block selected (perhaps by selecting the previous and dragging down or shift-down), then press enter to edit

My reply:
I do something similar now. Referencing my GIF above, I'd click into the first block, and then just hit down.

This isn't a big deal by any means, it's just a slightly off UX element.

Another user's response:
Dev theme can do that

https://www.loom.com/share/1fc1157797c64942935ec08cfff7d973