thanks, dude! tried to implement the dark-mode by following the docs, but its such a pain use it in the way the tailwind recommends

CSS variables are indeed awesome! Thanks for your amazing tutorial ❤

I needed this a year ago when I was setting up dark mode, I ended up doing the same thing as you with CSS variables because I hated the dark: selector on every element but I had to really dig to figure out how to implement it with @layer base in tailwind. Really nice concise tutorial!

didn't know you could put multiple arguments into a single custom property like that. I once wrote a postcss plugin that'd create additional properties for each individual argument of color functions. I might go and turn that into one that adds -rgb, -hsl and -lch suffixed vars from a base color. I've had plenty of usecases where I wanted to add transparency to my theme colors :)

I’m planning to integrate dark mode to my app soon. This video just popped up and it’s so incredibly helpful!

Oh wow, this is amazing, had no idea thank you so much for the tutorial! This gonna save me so much time!

Short, Sweet and 2DaPoint. Excellent ability to make impactful videos. Simply Awesome!

Thank u !!, I was practicing a project and just began by defining a few custom colors thinking that in the end I would just make another variables for the light mode, but I couldn't figure it out on my own and all other tutorials are just doing it in a complicated long way.

It worked and now I'm using this in my project. Thank you! 🙏

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This was exactly what I was looking for, great video!

Great method, I might just revisit some light options for my dark themed mobile site. Thanks for the tip.

Thanks a lot, it works like a charm! 🤩

Hey dude, how did you make that linear gradient animation effect on the background, could you please do a video on that, it's super impressive.

That's awesome and something I'll be able to use right away!

Awesome tutorial keep going 🎉❤

Very nice reminder about css variables, thank you :D

Pretty nice actually. Ill try it on my coming project

Thanks Chris, very useful!

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