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export const frontmatter = {
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title: "How To: Add Dark Mode to a Website 🌓",
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date: "2021-10-15 08:56:33-0400",
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description: "Simple dark mode switching using local storage, OS preference detection, and minimal JavaScript.",
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tags: ["JavaScript", "NPM", "CSS", "Dark Mode", "How To", "Tutorial"],
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};
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title: "How To: Add Dark Mode to a Website \U0001F313"
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date: "2021-10-15 08:56:33-0400"
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description: >-
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Simple dark mode switching using local storage, OS preference detection, and
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minimal JavaScript.
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tags:
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- JavaScript
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- NPM
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- CSS
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- Dark Mode
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- How To
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- Tutorial
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---
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Love it or hate it, it seems that the [dark mode fad](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Light-on-dark_color_scheme) is here to stay, especially now that more and more devices have [OLED screens](https://www.macrumors.com/2019/10/21/ios-13-dark-mode-extends-iphone-battery-life/) that display true blacks... which means that these trendsetters might go blind from your site's insanely white background if you're behind the curve and don't offer your own dark mode.
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