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Theme switch in examples #5022
Theme switch in examples #5022
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This is an interesting approach to inject the value into the template, but because we only need to read it in JS, maybe it would be simpler (and more reliable) to pass a JS variable instead?
Something like:
And then you can just check the value of this global var?