Jose Sotelo

Hello!

That’s a great idea for a new feature, thanks for sharing it.

I will work on this and let you know once it’s released.

Cheers!

Hello John!

Thank you very much for taking the time to share your issues.

1. I have no clue why that’s happening on your site, I think that it’s the first time that I’ve seen that issue. Could you create a staging version of the site so I can take a look and play around with the code? another option is using a backup plugin and you share with me the export file, that way I can install it in my local machine.

Do you think that you could do this?

2. Because of the technology used to create this dark-mode effect, it won’t work properly in many cases, it all depends on the website and how it was built. That’s the downfall of creating something that should work in MOST places, but not in every single one as there are always exceptions.

That’s why we created the darkmode-ignore class because as an example, if the image is a background-image they are in the CSS file and we are unable to add the darkmode-ignore class automatically via jQuery. Also, sometimes the img tag is inside a weird div tag and messes everything, or sometimes there are issues with z-index. On a nutshell, there are way too many variables and there’s no we haven’t found a way to make it work in every single website ??

The good news is that it’s possible to make it work with some jQuery, that way you don’t have to edit the core files nor anything like that, only add some script.

So, if I manage to solve your issue with the errors I’m sure that I will be able to provide you with some script that will solve the images issues ??

Let me know if you are interested.

Cheers!

Wow! thank you so much for such kind review!

Feel free to send me your website to [email protected], I might be able to remove the negative effect without changing the layout of your website while in “normal” mode with a couple of jQuery lines.

Again, thank you very much!

Hello @wilcosky

Thank you very much for taking the time to leave such a kind review.

Also, thanks for the feedback about customization, do you have recommendations? what could make it better?

Cheers!

@mikesale if you were using the previous static custom fields then it won’t work, you will have to adapt them to the new dynamic fields.

@mikesale No, they shouldn’t break as the only required field is email, so not having any custom fields won’t cause any errors.

Hello @mikesale,

Just released a new version that should allow you to handle this.

Please, try it out and let me know.

Cheers!

@luiginica Just released a new version that will allow you to achieve this.

Let me know if it works and I will mark this as solved.

Cheers!

@kirchmeier Hello!

Just released a new version with more advanced options for custom fields.

Take a look and let me know what do you think.

Cheers!

@webimpian Hello!

The issue with lukman was different, it was misconfigured.

If you could send me an email to [email protected] with the URL and maybe a screenshot of the configuration I can give you a hand.

Hello @luiginica

Sadly, that’s not possible right now, but the good news is that I’m already working on it ??

Will keep you posted!

Thank you so much for leaving such a nice review!

I added your feature requests here: https://github.com/JoseSoteloCohen/Blackout-WordPress-Dark-mode-Widget/issues

Again, thank you very much!

Hello @tifaspage

Thank you so much for using the plugin and taking the time to leave a ticket.

I checked the website, and the issue is the custom colour for the dark mode.

As you can see here: https://cl.ly/07d257 when I use the black background, the images look good; this is because we use mix-blend-mode: difference to implement the dark mode.

I know that it isn’t ideal, and I’m sorry about that, but at the moment there’s no way to make the images look like the original when using a different colour for the background.

For some reason, the isolation CSS attribute doesn’t work on WordPress, so that’s why I had to go with the mix-blend-mode to keep the original colours of all the images by default.

Regarding emojis, only “” and “<iframes>” have dark mode-ignore implemented by default, but will investigate how to achieve the same with emojis ??

Sorry for not being able to solve the issue, but I hope that you can still enjoy the plugin, and want to thank you for taking the time to help us improve it.

Lastly, I invite you to create a review if you like the plugin, and let me know if there are any features that you would like to be added ??

Hello Lukman!

Thank you so much for taking the time to leave a review!!!

Glad that the plugin is helping you.

Cheers!

@lukmanaviccena glad that we were able to solve the problem.

Please use the plugin and leave a review based on your experience with it.

Thanks!