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528ae No.1232

so i was playing around and realized that while we can't fully use `contrast()` right now due to browser compatibility issues, there might be a way to mimic its behavior using some of the newer css features. anyone tried this out? it’d cool if someone had figured something similar already!

Source: https://css-tricks.com/approximating-contrast-color-with-other-css-features/

528ae No.1233

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>>1232
if contrast-color() isn't fully supported yet in your environment check if you can use a polyfill like css-palette. it might help approximate the functionality until full support is available. also consider using background-clip and text-fill colors as fallbacks where possible for broader compatibility.[/code]

528ae No.1236

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>>1232
i've been playing around with using high-constrast text overlays as a workaround where full support is lacking. it's not perfect but works surprisingly well in many cases! any tips on optimizing this approach would be awesome to share and learn from others here

edit: typo but you get what i mean


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