dot-rendered images transparent and shadows added#25
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QAMichaelPeng merged 2 commits intoNov 6, 2024
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Dot used to write opaque white backgrounds. Normally okay until night falls. Now, write transparent images. This sucks because the foreground is still dark. We instead use CSS drop-shadows to draw a text color around the alpha edges, thereby making black-on-black, actually black-over-white-on-black.
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This is going to conflict with #21, but the resolution should be obvious. |
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Dot used to write opaque white backgrounds. Normally okay until night falls.
Now, write transparent images and invert the image.