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According to the MD spec regarding dark themes, the default background color of the v-list element when used with the dark attribute should be #303030.
If users want to keep the current behavior (i.e. lists appear lighter than the background), they should wrap their lists in a card. This seems to be closer to the intention outlined in the MD spec, but let me know if you disagree with my interpretation.
What is actually happening ?
The background color is #424242, which makes lists appear lighter and not flush with a page when used with the dark attribute.
The navigation drawer seems to suffer from this problem as well, although it's not quite as clear cut to me. I believe it should also default to #303030, but I can open a separate issue for that one if deemed to be worthy of a conversation.
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T: bugFunctionality that does not work as intended/expected
Steps to reproduce
Use a
v-list
element with thedark
attribute.Versions
Latest of everything.
What is expected ?
According to the MD spec regarding dark themes, the default background color of the
v-list
element when used with thedark
attribute should be#303030
.https://material.io/guidelines/style/color.html#color-themes
If users want to keep the current behavior (i.e. lists appear lighter than the background), they should wrap their lists in a card. This seems to be closer to the intention outlined in the MD spec, but let me know if you disagree with my interpretation.
What is actually happening ?
The background color is
#424242
, which makes lists appear lighter and not flush with a page when used with thedark
attribute.Reproduction Link
https://codepen.io/anon/pen/YxGGxY
Side Note
The navigation drawer seems to suffer from this problem as well, although it's not quite as clear cut to me. I believe it should also default to
#303030
, but I can open a separate issue for that one if deemed to be worthy of a conversation.Fix
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