Welcome to syntax on this Monday hasty treat. We're going to be talking all about

CSS-themed properties. We're going to be talking about some things that have

either come out more recently in CSS or maybe potentially are underutilized for you to better theme your

applications and websites to be able to control light and dark mode and then even like a

color system on top of that. So we're going to be running through a whole bunch of

CSS properties that you may or may not have heard of and we're going to be

showing code. So if you are listening to this on your podcast app and you want to

see some of what we're talking about, head on over to YouTube.com

uh forward slash at syntax fm and give this video watch because we'll be sharing

some code and I'll make that code available to everybody in a repo as well. My name is Scott Toulinsky. I'm a developer from Denver with me as always as West Boss. What's up?

We should also say video is on Spotify as well. We do not support video on all the other podcast apps just because it has to be like a different feed and whatnot then you're splitting feeds and it's kind of annoying. I really wish they would fix that, but yeah yeah certainly check out the video if you are

Noodleing on how that all works. Yeah if you don't know the whole video podcast thing is an interesting territory where if you wanted to let say publish a video

podcast for an already existing audio podcast, you cannot have them in the same feed.

And you end up doing two separate feeds and that was like, that's not something we want

to get into.

Although Spotify allows you to attach a video to a specific episode.

So a shout out to Spotify for actually trying to solve that problem.

I just wish it was a global solution.

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