Borders of dark theme SVGs was black, which made it hard to see on dark pages - #39
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Can someone take a look at this? |
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Hi justinlau12 Justin Lau (@jlau0170) Can you take a look at this? |
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Yes, we'll have a look. Thanks. |
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All dark theme images had a black border, which was hard to see on dark pages.
Switching to white at 0.1 opacity helps a lot.
Before vs after (git diff page):
Before vs after (real work usage):
This PR also contains the fix for the inverted name of Portuguese SVGs.