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Hi there, and thanks for pico.css, first of all.
I could not pinpoint how or why yet, but it looks like pico is somehow messing up with iframe elements transparency. I noticed it when trying to add a widget to my website, but was able to reproduce with a number of other ones.
Whatever the iframe content, it always ends up being displayed with a white background, which clashes with the main page.
I've added a minimal example to reproduce the issue (to be used with the system/browser set to dark mode).
First one, without pico, where the iframe does correctly pick up the background color:
Hi there, and thanks for pico.css, first of all.
I could not pinpoint how or why yet, but it looks like pico is somehow messing up with iframe elements transparency. I noticed it when trying to add a widget to my website, but was able to reproduce with a number of other ones.
Whatever the iframe content, it always ends up being displayed with a white background, which clashes with the main page.
I've added a minimal example to reproduce the issue (to be used with the system/browser set to dark mode).
First one, without pico, where the iframe does correctly pick up the background color:
Second one, with pico, where the iframe always displays a white background:
I can't find anything that would set that directly, but it looks like it is tied to the color-scheme property:
Now, not sure if there's anything that can be done in pico ?
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