Text issue on Shadow Of The Demon Lord character sheet

Noticed a little legibility issue with the Shadow of the Demon Lord character sheets. When Dark Mode is on the text auto flips to lighter gray in an attempt to contrast against a darker background. However because of the light tan parchment color of the Shadow Of The Demon Lord sheet the text flipping actually ends up making the legibility way worse. In Light Mode the text is an easy to read dark black. So just a fix that makes the text stay black when dark mode is on all it would need. With Dark Mode on: With Light Mode on:

Just looking at the sheet on github, I don't think that sheet is set up for dark mode at all.&nbsp; The last major code changes were 5 years ago. That was well before dark mode was available. <a href="https://github.com/Roll20/roll20-character-sheets/tree/master/Shadow%20of%20the%20Demon%20Lord" rel="nofollow">https://github.com/Roll20/roll20-character-sheets/tree/master/Shadow%20of%20the%20Demon%20Lord</a>

Kraynic said: Just looking at the sheet on github, I don't think that sheet is set up for dark mode at all.&nbsp; The last major code changes were 5 years ago. That was well before dark mode was available. <a href="https://github.com/Roll20/roll20-character-sheets/tree/master/Shadow%20of%20the%20Demon%20Lord" rel="nofollow">https://github.com/Roll20/roll20-character-sheets/tree/master/Shadow%20of%20the%20Demon%20Lord</a> I mean yeah that makes sense lol. I assumed the the text flipping color is an automated thing coming from Roll20 back end rather than the sheets code.

It is, but the sheet code has to be updated for it to work correctly.&nbsp; Basically, that sheet was written for light mode.&nbsp; When you swap to dark mode, the vtt will make changes to colors it recognizes (true black or white as specified in the code).&nbsp; Anything else will be left alone. If the sheet isn't written to work with those colors affected, then the choices are: 1: take up development of the sheet (at least for that change) 2: hope someone else will (possibly recruit someone to do so) 3: don't use dark mode on a sheet that isn't written for it. Basically, it is on sheet authors to make the sheets work with that.&nbsp; This is a community sheet, so it is up to the community to fix it (or not).&nbsp; You could reach out to the authors listed on the sheet.json, but none of them have had any forum activity for at least 2 years, so they may not be willing/able to update the sheet.

Kraynic said: It is, but the sheet code has to be updated for it to work correctly.&nbsp; Basically, that sheet was written for light mode.&nbsp; When you swap to dark mode, the vtt will make changes to colors it recognizes (true black or white as specified in the code).&nbsp; Anything else will be left alone. If the sheet isn't written to work with those colors affected, then the choices are: 1: take up development of the sheet (at least for that change) 2: hope someone else will (possibly recruit someone to do so) 3: don't use dark mode on a sheet that isn't written for it. Basically, it is on sheet authors to make the sheets work with that.&nbsp; This is a community sheet, so it is up to the community to fix it (or not).&nbsp; You could reach out to the authors listed on the sheet.json, but none of them have had any forum activity for at least 2 years, so they may not be willing/able to update the sheet. Well yeah that's why I was making the post. Hoping someone would notice and take up the job of making what I assume would be not too difficult of a fix lol. I have no programming experience myself so can't do it myself unfortunately.