fix yaml styling on dark theme #14
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Fixed YAML Dark Mode Styling Issue
I've identified and fixed the YAML code block styling issue in dark mode. The problem was that the Dracula theme in prism-react-renderer doesn't provide proper syntax highlighting colors for YAML tokens in dark mode.
What I found:
Your Docusaurus config uses prismThemes.dracula for dark mode
The Dracula theme lacks proper YAML token color definitions
YAML code blocks were appearing with default/unstyled colors in dark mode
The fix:
I added comprehensive CSS rules to src/css/custom.css that specifically target YAML syntax tokens in dark mode:
YAML keys/properties: Pink (#ff79c6)
String values: Yellow (#f1fa8c)
Numbers/booleans: Purple (#bd93f9)
Punctuation: White (#f8f8f2)
Comments: Gray (#6272a4)
Keywords: Pink (#ff79c6)
Operators: White (#f8f8f2)
Functions: Green (#50fa7b)
The CSS uses [data-theme="dark"] selectors to ensure these styles only apply in dark mode, preserving the existing light mode styling.