Look in the Dictionary app, and entries are fine in Dark Mode. But access the same content via Spotlight, and they become unreadable. Why?
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Dark Mode isn’t in the least bit simple. Some “Apps that look great in Dark Mode” still dazzle with brilliant white views. But the problems are worst with websites – for the time being.
How to fix custom dictionaries so that they display properly in Dark Mode. Sadly it doesn’t (yet) work for Help books too.
Tuning HTML export to produce exactly the right files, and tweaking the appearance. But can it also address a search bug?
Did the HTML files exported from Tinderbox actually work as a Help Book, or do they need hand-tuning?
Customising HTML export templates to produce a website with stylesheets, which can then be turned into a Help Book – part 1.
Armed with your signing certificate, this final article launches you on the path to developing your own content-blocker.
You can still develop your own content-blockers without a signing certificate – but there are limitations.
Apple has just changed the means by which you can develop your own content-blockers.
More details of what a Safari 9 content blocker can use in terms of available triggers and actions.
