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As shown in the below example, mermaid diagrams look weird in light theme.
Of course I could force the the mermaid theme to light using %%{init: {'theme':'default'}}%% but then it will look weird in Logseq's dark theme.
I use the setting of Logseq to use the theme of the OS, and the OS switches the same according to the time of the day. Which is means I use both the light and the dark theme of Logseq.
This is my feature request:
Please respect both the light and dark theme of Logseq dynamically if the mermaid code does not contain %% a directive to force a theme.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
As shown in the below example, mermaid diagrams look weird in light theme.
Of course I could force the the mermaid theme to light using
%%{init: {'theme':'default'}}%%
but then it will look weird in Logseq's dark theme.I use the setting of Logseq to use the theme of the OS, and the OS switches the same according to the time of the day. Which is means I use both the light and the dark theme of Logseq.
This is my feature request:
Please respect both the light and dark theme of Logseq dynamically if the mermaid code does not contain %% a directive to force a theme.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: