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[Accessibility] Improve contrast of links with light primary colors #1640

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cedx opened this issue Apr 25, 2020 · 2 comments
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[Accessibility] Improve contrast of links with light primary colors #1640

cedx opened this issue Apr 25, 2020 · 2 comments

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@cedx
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cedx commented Apr 25, 2020

When using some light primary color like yellow or lime, links are almost unreadable.
It would be cool if links use a darker primary color, or use the accent color instead.

See: https://whichjs.readthedocs.io/
Very hard to read the yellow links.

@squidfunk
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Unfortunately, accent colors will have the same problems, as some of them also have lighter shades. I’m currently working on dark mode in #1639, which will also include a dedicated variable for link colors as proposed in #1583. There will always be some combinations of colors that will not work out of the box, but the theme is quite easy to customize.

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cedx commented Apr 25, 2020

OK, thanks for the reply.
I close this issue in favor of #1583.

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