Enable Dark Mode for NodeJS docs #35793
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I would like to work on it, if that's possible. |
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@AjayPoshak, that is possible. |
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@AjayPoshak If you would like help, let me know and I will lend a hand. Also, I suggest a good first issue tag for this issue. |
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@AjayPoshak if you are not going to take this, I'll jump on it. Just let me know. |
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@dougmellon, if you two would be interested in collaborating, that would be cool. @AjayPoshak hasn't expressed interest yet, so it's still up for grabs. May the best solution land. :) |
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Sounds good! |
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@DerekNonGeneric @dougmellon I will be working on it this weekend. |
Awesome. Do you mind if I help out? |
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@dougmellon not at all. Let's work on it together. |
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Just wanted to mention to the person who makes the PR with the commit: you can add the “Co-authored-by” trailer to the end of the commit message with the other person's name and preferred email to preserve attribution. Refs: https://github.blog/2018-01-29-commit-together-with-co-authors/#how-it-works |
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@dougmellon Please dm me on twitter, I could not find your contact info on profile. |
Pulled colors from nodejs.dev Refs: nodejs#35793

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Please enable dark mode for node docs like the nodejs.dev website.
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