It happened to me once when I was working on a research paper publishing website using Next.js. I tried all the available packages, but none of them worked. So, I wrote my own dark and light mode theme provider code and it worked.
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Have you checked out my lastest tutorial! After facing this issue, my friend @developeraromal helped me fix this. Using next-themes ! Check that tutorial on my profile
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lol
I've made a tutorial now ! Check it out
It's hyped unnecessary
Wdym 😧
Mm... I see what you are doing out there... Sure when I get time, I'll do that
It happened to me once when I was working on a research paper publishing website using Next.js. I tried all the available packages, but none of them worked. So, I wrote my own dark and light mode theme provider code and it worked.
Mm i c
Force dark mode is still an idea, right?
Did you give it a try with tailwindcss
Have you checked out my lastest tutorial! After facing this issue, my friend @developeraromal helped me fix this. Using next-themes ! Check that tutorial on my profile
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