ionRangeSlider's sass still uses color functions that result in realized colors -- as opposed to CSS variables -- once compiled.
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$bg: $body-bg !default; |
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$fg: color-contrast($body-bg) !default; |
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$accent: #428bca !default; |
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// "Low-level" coloring, borders, and fonts |
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$line_bg: linear-gradient(to bottom, mix($bg, $fg, 87%) -50%, $bg 150%) !default; |
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$line_bg_color: mix($bg, $fg, 93%) !default; |
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$line_border: 1px solid mix($bg, $fg, 80%) !default; |
We should either:
- Update
ionRangeSlider/scss/shiny.scss to avoid these color calculations.
- Add
ionRangeSlider/scss/bootstrap5.scss to avoid these color calculations in BS5, renaming the current shiny.scss to bootstrap4.scss.
ionRangeSlider's sass still uses color functions that result in realized colors -- as opposed to CSS variables -- once compiled.
shiny/inst/www/shared/ionrangeslider/scss/shiny.scss
Lines 39 to 46 in e2b7f91
We should either:
ionRangeSlider/scss/shiny.scssto avoid these color calculations.ionRangeSlider/scss/bootstrap5.scssto avoid these color calculations in BS5, renaming the currentshiny.scsstobootstrap4.scss.