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When using the text- or bg-, the color scale appears to be inverted. Specifically, lower numbers (e.g., text-red-50) should represent lighter colors, and higher numbers (e.g., text-red-800) should represent darker colors. However, in my case, the lower numbers are displaying darker colors, and the higher numbers are displaying lighter colors.
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@Nicolas-Labbe Thanks for reporting - I wasn't able to reproduce the issue in my editor (VS Community v17.1.1), but I changed some code which may fix it. Basically, VS tries to invert colors when dark mode is active, and a pixel needs to be added to the resulting image (in this case, the individual colors) to prevent this behavior. In your case, the pixel might have been added in an incorrect location, causing these inverted colors.
If this issue still isn't resolved (fix should be in 1.5.1), please let me know your VS version and what themes you are using, if any. If it's resolved, great - feel free to close this!
When using the text- or bg-, the color scale appears to be inverted. Specifically, lower numbers (e.g., text-red-50) should represent lighter colors, and higher numbers (e.g., text-red-800) should represent darker colors. However, in my case, the lower numbers are displaying darker colors, and the higher numbers are displaying lighter colors.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: