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Upstream the photutils docs styling - #84
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Thanks @larrybradley. It might take take me a few weeks to get to this as well are on vacation soon, and I want to figure out what of this should go up to sunpy. |
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This moves all of the photutils
custom.cssinto the theme, as discussed in astropy/photutils#2530. #62 upstreamed the earlier photutils tweaks, and this adds the later dark-mode work. With this change, photutils (and regions, which mirrors it) can delete theircustom.cssand render identically.#151515background, neutral gray text, borders, and backgrounds, and link, muted-text, and inline-code colors checked for contrast against that background.#ff5000to#ff9a6c. To my eye,#ff9a6cfits much better with the steel blue and orange palette, while#ff5000clashes with it.CC: @Cadair