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This typically involves adding CSS styles for both the light mode and dark mode, and using JavaScript to toggle between them using the switch. Another option is to use a plugin, such as the "Dark Mode Toggle" WordPress plugin, which allows you to easily add a dark mode toggle switch button to your website . It is also possible to use CSS media queries to dynamically switch between light and dark mode based on the user's system preferences. CSS frameworks like Bootstrap also offer built-in support for light and dark color modes.
Hey, @tymnec! I don't think we would need any significant amount of JavaScript in our project since we use TailwindCSS for styling. All we need to do is add a new palette, and then use the dark:some-colour variant on each of our elements.
A theme toggle will be a good to have.
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