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## Check it Out
- [Theme Builder](https://n2geoff.github.io/grayscale/theme.html)
- [Theme Builder](https://n2geoff.github.io/grayscale/theme/)
- [Documentation](https://n2geoff.github.io/grayscale)
While **Grayscale CSS** can generate a dynamic theme based on A SINGLE COLOR, it defaults to a beautiful theme is based on `steelblue` , and of course that comes in both `light` and `dark` variants
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<div style="display: flex">
<img src="example/img/steelblue-dark.png" width="400">
<img src="example/img/steelblue-light.png" width="400">
<img src="https://n2geoff.github.io/grayscale/img/steelblue-dark.png" width="400">
<img src="https://n2geoff.github.io/grayscale/img/steelblue-light.png" width="400">
</div>
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## TODO
Still have a bunch of tiny tweaks and extras to build, but th
While many of the core ideas are here to keep it as small as possible, there are plenty of tweaks and extras to build to hit that perfect sweat spot
- clamp themes, saturation and lightness above 80, or below 20 just wont work
- some theme colors need sat/light `clamp`ed so colors dont clobber eachother
- add theme to parts, checkbox, radio button, range sliders ect...
- theme designs for normally uncustomizable parts:checkbox, radio button, range sliders ect...
- styles for `details` & `summary`
- Im a fan of `details` & `summary`, needs to be included
- ability for an accent color (defaults to theme)
- toggleable accent color (defaults to theme)
- documentation around `main` , `article`, `section` tags
- documentation around how various layout and designs can be created with just regualar html tags; like `main` , `article`, `section`, or the absence of them