Looks like you’re using Web Awesome.
I’m not familiar with it (except in name only), but the official 3.0 release (early November 2025) supports dark mode out of the box:
https://github.com/shoelace-style/webawesome/blob/next/packages/webawesome/src/styles/themes/default.css#L13
But it looks like the hTest site is using an alpha version. I don’t think I saw any dark mode CSS in it.
I’ve been looking at the hTest docs a lot lately as I try to learn. It’s now nighttime, and my system and editor are in dark mode. Then I flip to the hTest docs, and … OUCH 👀!
(I’ll just use the dev tools and filter: invert() in the meantime. ;-)
Looks like you’re using Web Awesome.
I’m not familiar with it (except in name only), but the official 3.0 release (early November 2025) supports dark mode out of the box:
https://github.com/shoelace-style/webawesome/blob/next/packages/webawesome/src/styles/themes/default.css#L13
But it looks like the hTest site is using an alpha version. I don’t think I saw any dark mode CSS in it.
I’ve been looking at the hTest docs a lot lately as I try to learn. It’s now nighttime, and my system and editor are in dark mode. Then I flip to the hTest docs, and … OUCH 👀!
(I’ll just use the dev tools and
filter: invert()in the meantime. ;-)