- Turn on dark theme in Preferences.
- Look at the map.
- Only the hyperlinked place names show up (use CTRL+A to see the rest.)
Here the black font is still being turned white, despite the wikitable also having a white background.
| Jidanni | |
| Nov 8 2025, 2:00 PM |
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Here the black font is still being turned white, despite the wikitable also having a white background.
This is the expected behavior. You have to either add the skin-invert class on the image to invert its colors in dark mode or to explicitly define color as black (or better var(--color-base-fixed, #202122) ).
I added the skin-invert class on the div. There might be a parameter in Image label begin template to do that.
Thanks @Escargot_rouge but it still looks like this when I'm logged in:
Perhaps I'm using a combination of something in Preferences, something from Chrome settings, and something from Chromebook themes. Probably also something else I forgot.
OK your second edit fixed it! Thanks.