MNTOR-5282 - Swap email logos for dark-mode variants#6658
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LGTM- thanks for the tests.
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Jira: MNTOR-5282
Description
Adds dark-mode support for the Monitor and Mozilla logos in the transactional emails. When a recipient's mail client is set to dark mode, the standard logos are hidden and dark-mode-friendly variants are shown in their place. Light mode rendering is unchanged.
The technique used here is a CSS-driven image swap: each logo is rendered twice, once tagged with
dm-img-lightand once withdm-img-dark. The dark variant is hidden by default, and aprefers-color-scheme: darkmedia query inverts which one is visible.Screenshot (if applicable)
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