Add minimal theme support for old browsers

This should allow users with browsers that don't support CSS custom properties to still have some minimal theme support. There will be various issues with the themes (and that's fine), but it will at least set the main colors for their chosen theme.
4 years ago · 925278ed7c
1 changed files with 55 additions and 0 deletions
--- a/tildes/scss/themes/_theme_mixins.scss
+++ b/tildes/scss/themes/_theme_mixins.scss
@ -137,10 +137,65 @@
  @return map-merge($default-theme, $new-theme);
 }
@mixin minimal-hardcoded-theme($theme) {
  // Outputs rules with "hardcoded" colors for old browsers with no support for custom
  // properties. These rules will be repeated for every theme and will only be used by
  // a tiny percentage of users, so something should only be added in here to fix major
  // issues - the goal is only to make the themes *usable*, not perfect.
  @supports not (--test: green) {
    * {
      background-color: map-get($theme, "background-primary");
      border-color: map-get($theme, "border");
      color: map-get($theme, "foreground-primary");
    }
    a,
    a:hover,
    a:visited,
    .btn-link,
    .nav-item a,
    .tab-item {
      color: map-get($theme, "link");
    }
    // "&" represents the <body> element itself
    &,
    #site-header,
    #site-header *,
    .comment-header,
    .comment-header * {
      background-color: map-get($theme, "background-secondary");
    }
    input,
    input[readonly],
    textarea,
    textarea[readonly],
    .form-select:not([multiple]):not([size]) {
      background-color: map-get($theme, "background-input");
    }
    .btn.btn-primary {
      color: $light-color;
    }
    .text-secondary {
      color: map-get($theme, "foreground-secondary");
    }
    // Prevents the * rule from causing a <span> to override its parent
    span {
      color: inherit;
    }
  }
 }
@mixin use-theme($selected-theme) {
  $theme: init-theme($selected-theme);
  $is-light: is-color-bright(map-get($theme, "background-primary"));
  @include minimal-hardcoded-theme($theme);
  // When creating CSS custom properties and using any of Sass' capabilities
  // you'll have to interpolate it with the Sass syntax `#{...}` as seen below.
  --alert: #{map-get($theme, "alert")};