
: Re: Can you use CSS to target iOS night reading mode? Is there a way to target Night mode (or Sepia or Gray mode for that matter) on iBooks with custom CSS? I have decorative elements in my
While this is interesting, I have to wonder whether you are overthinking the problem.
All that night mode does is invert the colors of the text and headlines. I can't imagine a case where the inverted colors would represent a problem (unless maybe you were using a third font color that was in between or you were coloring some background?)
It's certainly important to test night mode. I also encountered an issue with some images I used in my heading. The images themselves had white background (or near white background) and looked less than ideal in night mode. Also, I discovered that it wasn't scaling to full width as I had thought. If you are using a transparent image, you'd want to make sure that there were enough contrasts with a darkened background. Or maybe specifying a background color would make sure that it is inverted in night mode.
But I think readers expect that night mode might make a few things look funny.
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