Join the project and add your name to the wall of contributors, whether you're a total beginner starting your journey to open source with hacktoberfest or you're a veteran, join the project, tag your name and few interesting resources that may help others and make a pull request!
How?
Fork the project to your own account.
In the index.html file you'll find a template code named contributor-card
Copy/Past the template in the section between the comments "__ YourName Card START __ " and "__ YourName Card END __":
Change the placeholder text and links ( change the herf="#" by your actual urls, e.g; herf="https://github.com/IndigoWizard") you may delete the links to socials that you don't need if you dont have twitter or dev account...
Make a pull request and wait for the maintainers to review and merge it, only then it will go online on the live website.
Note:
Do not temper with the template or the css file.
If you got improvements or fixes you want to apply to the project file, open a separate issue with all the necessary details first.
The theme switch button is doubled and not styled.
The contribution thread is messedup at the bottom with overlapping card stacks.
preview
repetitive check box div
over stacked usercards
repetitive check box div
Based on the commit and merge history the first issue (checkbox glitch) emerged in commit 696ab7f during a hotfix from @L4RBI that was meant to fix the issue...
over stacked usercards
Issue happened after contribution 1dca8cc was merged in PR #2397a6483 which didn't align with the right contribution steps during which contributors add their code at the top of the thread and not at the bottom to avoid conflicts.
Fix
The theme switch box will be reworked, keeping the base functionality but moving the button in the nav bar + styling the switch button.
Restacking the thread based on PR chronological order and stacking latest contributions from top to bottom.
All upcoming contributions must be at the top of the thread.
So far the live website of the repo has only one light theme. It would be great to have a dark theme switch as well.
How
Feel free to to use either CSS or JavaScript (vanilla preferably) to build a theme switch.
In the CSS :root element you'll find an already setup color palette, use them to build the color palette for dark theme mode (feel free to add some colors if needed).
The main logo SVGs are available in two colors; white & red. use what suits the theme for better visibility.
PR
Please explain what method you used and how you built the feature (briefly).
Make sure to include some screenshots for the results in your Pull Request submission (you can put them in a markdown table if you're doing a comparison if you wish).
Notes:
Keep css variable naming convention as setup in the style sheet.
If you are opting for JS, please mind to create a folder dedicated for scripts inside src folder as ./src/scripts.