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website
Website source code (https://mattcompton.dev)
Theme configuration
The site now supports multiple color themes. Visitors can toggle themes from the header; the selection is stored in the browser so the preference persists between visits.
To change the default theme when building the site, set the PUBLIC_DEFAULT_THEME environment variable to one of:
terminalhalloweenholidaypain
For example:
PUBLIC_DEFAULT_THEME=holiday npm run build
If the provided value is not recognized, the build falls back to the terminal theme.
Note: the theme selector is intentionally hidden beneath the
sys/onlinestatus indicator—click it to reveal the options.
Running make build or make dev automatically chooses a seasonal theme:
- March 31 – April 1:
pain - October:
halloween - November & December:
holiday - Otherwise the default theme is used.
Each theme can use an optional tiled background; see the --bg-tile-image variables in src/styles/global.css if you want to swap in your own bitmaps.