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Fallback colors can't use opacity the way they are set, so they don't display correctly in older browsers. And the fallback color for code blocks (--fallback-bc) doesn't seem to work at all in Safari v12.5 on my old iPhone 6.
Here is an example from the generated CSS. Browsers using fallback colors will see a nearly black background for code blocks, and modern browsers will see that color at 10% opacity. In this case its defined, --fallback-bc: #1f2937
Thank you @kriskratz
for reporting issues. It helps daisyUI a lot 💚
I'll be working on issues one by one. I will help with this one as soon as a I
find a solution.
In the meantime providing more details and reproduction links would be
helpful.
What version of daisyUI are you using?
4.4.23
Which browsers are you seeing the problem on?
All old browsers
Reproduction URL
https://arobotcandream.com/wordpress-change-favicon-site-logo-with-full-site-editor-fse-theme/
Describe your issue
Fallback colors can't use opacity the way they are set, so they don't display correctly in older browsers. And the fallback color for code blocks (--fallback-bc) doesn't seem to work at all in Safari v12.5 on my old iPhone 6.
Here is an example from the generated CSS. Browsers using fallback colors will see a nearly black background for code blocks, and modern browsers will see that color at 10% opacity. In this case its defined,
--fallback-bc: #1f2937
This is what it looks like with the Light theme
Would separating the fallback background onto another line work instead? And fallback colors can be defined in rgb instead
--fallback-bc: 88, 0, 5;
This is what I expect:
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