Fix Dark mode styling for /stop/[stopid] #161
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Hey @Kentokamoto, Thanks for tackling the dark mode issues! I agree the colors feel a bit random, but we can clean that up later once we figure out the right palette. Awesome work for now, though! 🙌 |
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This addresses the following issues: #145, #146, #147
Dark mode was not being rendered correctly when enabled. This adds TailwindCSS styling.
The shades of gray and white are not very formulaic but I went with what "looked right". Might be worth discussing some pre-defined colors for both light and dark so we don't continue to choose from every color option available.