Added dark_mode to the website. - #1551
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Could you please merge my PR as it is required for the betterment of your websites UI. |
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Is my PR merged or not because I still cannot see. the changes on the website. @JustVugg |
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Thank you for this, and sorry it is being closed rather than merged: the reason is the file, not the work. The landing page was rewritten in #1635 (merged): the models became a searchable list instead of a card grid, a brio mode section was added, and the version and family names are now generated from Your dark mode is the one that shipped. #1635 uses your mechanism, not a different one:
The commit and the pull request body both say where it came from. If you want to keep going on the site, the theme is done but two things next to it are open: the page has no mobile layout yet, and the model list has no per-model page behind each row. One separate note: the LICENSE, NOTICE and README part of this pull request is already on |
The landing page still described eight families, listed DeepSeek and Qwen3 as planned when both have been running for a while, and showed the models as a three-column card grid whose cards were as tall as their longest description. Brio mode was not mentioned at all. What changed - Models are a list, not a grid: one row per family with the description, the tags, total and active parameters, the container size, the engine file, and the command that fetches the weights with a copy button. A search box and five tag filters narrow it in place. Nine families, up from the eight the page claimed, with DeepSeek V4.1 Flash no longer nested inside the V4 card. - Every figure comes from the family table in the README or, where the README is silent, from the model's own card upstream. The download commands are the ones in each model's doc, and each row links to the doc that exists. - A brio mode section: what it is for with three worked examples, the measured comparison against generating the same answer, the request and the reply of POST /v1/brio, and the calibration figures that are the point of the mode. - A light and dark theme. The mechanism is the one sparshsingh12312 proposed in JustVugg#1551: the same colibri_theme key, the same data-theme attribute set before first paint so the theme never flashes, the same D shortcut, and the operating system preference followed only until the visitor chooses. - Figtree for the page, Bytesized still for the wordmark, and the favicon is now the mark in its own four colours instead of flat ink. The page stays what it was: one file, no build step, no framework. The filtering, the theme and the copy buttons are about sixty lines of plain JavaScript at the bottom. Note for JustVugg#1551: that pull request rewrites the same file, so one of the two will have to be rebased on the other. Its dark-mode design is the one kept here.
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Summary
This PR addresses the lack of dark mode configuration options on the landing page and refactors several core application layouts (Dashboard, Kanban, Timeline, UI Buttons) that used hardcoded backgrounds and colors, leading to visibility issues in dark mode.
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#1550
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