Split CSS into core and theme #64
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I also added a light theme, not only for demonstration ;-) |
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this pull request seems quite useful to me (esp for in-house usage of zerobin) |
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Currently there's a large blob of CSS.
This pull request splits it into two files: zerobin.css which does not contain color or border information, and zerobin-theme-dark.css which contains exactly those information that was removed from zerobin.css
This is an attempt to make ZeroBin more flexible. For my application, ZeroBin is too dark. This PR allows anyone to create a new theme, while keeping the core CSS like fonts, sizes, margins, padding etc.
Merging would be highly appreciated ;-)