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Just added another commit reincorporating the custom background color for light mode |
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I've added a line that looks up a user's preferred mode and sets it according to browser preferences.
To make it work I had to remove the custom background color (#fafafa), since it would be set after the dark or light theme was selected. Resulting in a dark mode with a white background.
The current background color is now (#ffffff)
I will try and see if I can re-incorporate the custom background-color