Hi! I just wanted to let you know that on the "Pink is the Best Color" theme your warning is kinda hard to read. It's very light pink text on a cream/white background. Using "color-primary" (or something along those lines?) would probs help it change to fit whatever theme the viewer's using.
Darn, I've been contacted for the same problem on the same theme and showing up in the same way when it was with bg-light and text-primary! Right now it was on bg-lighter and text-darker, maybe it will work with a text-muted but it's a pity user warnings can't be viewed anywhere.
Why don't you try looking at it in incognito windows, or asking other users to screenshot what it looks like in different themes? That way you'll have a better idea of what to do. Also, text-muted should work pretty good as well, isn't that the color the code comes with from the start?
Edit: just got an idea! You could put the code into a private char profile to check how it looks ^^ It's a bit wonky since it's not in the warning box, but other than that it's pretty much the same!
Incognito mode only shows the default theme, and I don't really have anyone to bother right now ahah, but I'm working to get an invite code to be sure in the future. I do remember it was text-muted at the start but I don't remember the bg color (unfortunately the code is not up any more to check), but it mixes with the link color so that's why I changed it in the first place... hope it looks better now, and thank you for bringing it up anyways!
I'm using the same code for one of my chars, and I haven't messed around with the actual CODE part much. I know that the maker doesn't want anyone sharing/redistributing the codes, but since you already have it and it's just a couple values, it's probs okay. On mine it says "bg-faded text-muted".
It does look different in characters, but isn't it the same colors? The code really only provides a background and some text, and as long as the text is distinguishable from the background it should be okay. The hot pink (at least on my theme) "primary" part that the warning defaults to doesn't matter as much when you're checking for readability bc the words don't even touch it.
Ok, I got another account and the results are peculiar, and probably a bug.
If I put in bg-lighter text-muted, it stays the same both in the warnings and in the character:
While if I put in bg-lighter text-darker, it changes for some reason!
I'll be making a ticket about it now probably, and since the reason I changed it up was that in pink velvet snake muted text and links look the same I'll add that too.
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