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The example RSS code still has light colouring and a light background.

Current:

Expected: The code and background should be dark. This should be possible by altering the color and backgroundcolor properties of various classes.

The "No Activity" text in each of the analytics graphs when they're in a null state is black, when it should be styled to be a brighter colour so it is more visible against the background.

Current:

Expected: The "No Activity" text should be brighter, most likely #DDD like almost all other text elements.

I have already attempted to style the text directly, with:

.stats-dashboard .chart-null-state {
    color: #DDD !important;
    opacity: 1 !important;
}

The opacity was to ensure no parent element was changing its opacity and making it look darker, but I have since checked and found to parent element adjusting the opacity anyway. My Firefox browser shows that the element does indeed have the text color #DDD, but the text still appears black.

Some of the underlined elements on about.flipboard.com URLs have their underlines set too close to the text.

For example, these appear identically with or without the theme enabled:

But these appear too close:

This can be resolved by moving them out to their own separate rules, with different pixel measurements for each corner of the linear-gradient. For example:

a {
  background-image: linear-gradient(to top, rgba(0,0,0,0), rgba(0,0,0,0) 0px, #D22 0px, #D22 1px, rgba(0,0,0,0) 1px) !important;
  /* versus */
  background-image: linear-gradient(to top, rgba(0,0,0,0), rgba(0,0,0,0) 2px, #D22 2px, #D22 3px, rgba(0,0,0,0) 3px) !important;
}

The correct pixel values for each unique selector that is incorrect should be in Flipboard's CSS files.

The secondary column's active editor-tabs list item is showing as a brighter colour, it only works on hover.

Current behaviour is that the tab title and the image for the active tab both appear as the same colour as all the others:

Expected behaviour is that the tab title and the image for the active tab both appear as a brighter colour to signify which is currently selected:

Note, the expected behaviour image above is what shows on hover, I have been unable to get it to remain like that once the hover is lost. The :active and :focused and :visited selectors do not appear to help resolve this issue. I have already attempted the following:

.editor-tabs .tab-title:active span { /* and .tab-title:focused and .tab-title:visited */
    color: #F7F7F7 !important;
}
.editor-tabs .tab-title span:active { /* and span:focused and span:active */
    color: #F7F7F7 !important;
}
.editor-tabs:active .tab-title span { /* and .editor-tabs:focused and .editor-tabs:active */
    color: #F7F7F7 !important;
}

There seems to be some javascript affecting the elements and changing their colour.

The mobile phone gif on the Publishers and For Brands pages of about.flipboard.com have a white background around the edges that contrasts with the dark background provided by this extension.

Current:

Expected: The background around the gif should be the same colour as the background of the page, that is, #222.

I have already attempted to resolve this by setting the background-color and background-image properties, but as expected, the white seems to be in the gif itself.

There are blue lines to the right of the first three menu items. There also seems to be a white line at the bottom of the first three items, but only on the Brand Guidelines page.

Current:

Expected: There should be no white line at the bottom and no blue line to the right of the first three menu items.

I have already tried setting the border, box-shadow and background-image properties to remove any possible borders, but it appears that there are no borders there.