Overwriting css property using .darkmode--activated class is not working about darkmode.js

[kenjibailly]

I tried to ignore some elements for dark mode using all the options I found:

• Use the class darkmode-ignore where you don't want to apply darkmode
• You can also add this style: isolation: isolate; in your CSS, this will also ignore the darkmode.
• A CSS class darkmode--activated is added to the body tag when the darkmode is activated. You can take advantage of it to override the style and have a custom style

None of the above worked, I loaded Darkmode.js with CDN.

• It is also possible to revert the Dark Mode with this style mix-blend-mode: difference;

This one above did some weird things and pulled out colors, at least it did something I guess? Not what I was expecting though.

Would be really lovely if this issue could get resolved so this can actually be used.

[sandoche]

I think the option that works the best is:

• applying mix-blend-mode: difference; style on the items where the color is reversed. does it work?

[sandoche]

Have you tried this?
#60

[Purfview]

I found that there is no single solution, basically you need to read and understand what "mix-blend-mode" does and how it interacts with various elements.

There I made it work as userscript -> https://github.com/Purfview/Darkmode-User
You can find there hints what worked or use it for quick testing with few tweaks to it.