elm-geometry
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Shapes in readme images can't be seen with GH's dark mode
Basically the title, shapes are black with a transparent background, which makes them invisible in dark mode:
![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/15112080/158066788-d8027ee8-3780-4827-a165-858d507e82a1.png)
I wonder what the best solution is here...it looks like it's now possible to specify theme-specific images but that will almost certainly mess up how the README is displayed on package.elm-lang.org (both images will get displayed). I guess I could do something like use theme-specific images on master
, and for every published version of elm-geometry
create a release branch where the README only has the light mode images so it renders properly on the package site...a bit annoying but that's the only approach I can think of that makes things look good in all three cases (GitHub light mode, GitHub dark mode, Elm package site). Thoughts?
@ianmackenzie I think the common solution for these kinds of things is to use outlines and fills for everything (as they do for subtitles, for ex).
If you do that, and/or use exotic colours (magenta, bright greens), you should cover most cases.