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Version 5.0.0 is reserved for the deliberate first WordPress.org release. + +## 4.8.18 - 2026-08-03 + +- Corrected GracePress Builder hero backgrounds in dark mode: CSS-backed hero artwork now receives the same counter-inversion as normal media, preserving its original color, contrast, and full opacity. + +## 4.8.17 - 2026-07-04 + +- Changed time-based dark mode to use the WordPress site timezone/current site hour instead of browser clock time. +- Stopped stale browser localStorage from overriding the scheduled auto mode on page load while preserving explicit URL and manual toggle behavior. + +## 4.8.16 - 2026-07-03 + +- Added Chrome fullscreen video exceptions for dark-mode media filters so live and recorded videos do not render inverted or washed out in fullscreen. + +## 4.8.15 - 2026-06-25 + +- Stopped applying sub-100% brightness and contrast compression to the root dark-mode page filter because it permanently muted final-composited brand art such as the ChristP2P header logo. +- Returned the header logo to a normal media-style counter-correction now that the root filter no longer caps its rendered saturation and brightness. +- Raised and isolated the GracePress UI header logo stacking context so local overlay layers cannot sit on top of the brand mark in dark mode. + +## 4.8.14 - 2026-06-25 + +- Strengthened the GracePress UI header logo dark-mode correction after screenshot comparison showed the logo was still losing saturation and brightness under the root dark-mode filter. +- Kept the stronger compensation scoped to the top-left header logo only, without changing thumbnail, video, or general media handling. + +## 4.8.13 - 2026-06-25 + +- Added a logo-specific dark-mode correction for the GracePress UI header logo so the root brightness/contrast filter no longer leaves the site mark washed out after media reinversion. +- Kept the change scoped to the top-left header logo without changing thumbnail or general media correction behavior. + +## 4.8.12 - 2026-06-25 + +- Restored the GracePress UI header logo to full opacity in dark mode so it is no longer dimmed by the global media opacity rule. +- Kept the fix scoped to the shared Dark Mode media correction path without changing GracePress UI header layout. + +## 4.8.11 - 2026-06-25 + +- Raised the specificity of GracePress Blocks media counter-correction so thumbnail images are no longer dimmed by the global dark-mode media opacity rule. +- Kept hover preview videos and static thumbnails on the same full-strength correction path in dark mode. + +## 4.8.10 - 2026-06-25 + +- Fixed frontend Plyr video playback in dark mode by no longer forcing the poster overlay visible after playback starts. +- Preserved dark-mode media correction while allowing the active video frame to render above the poster layer. + +## 4.8.9 - 2026-06-25 + +- Forward rollback release: restored the known-good pre-convention package behavior and republished it as a newer GracePress update. + +# GracePress: Dark Mode Changelog + +## 4.8.7 - 2026-06-24 +- Removed GracePress Blocks overlay and text counter-correction rules from Dark Mode. +- Kept Dark Mode focused on document inversion, media pixel restoration, and transition effects while Blocks owns its own presentation. + +## 4.8.6 - 2026-06-24 +- Fixed mode switching so the veil now performs a real two-phase transition: cover the page, flip the mode while covered, then reveal the page smoothly. +- Added configurable transition styles for Fade, Side Wipe, Vertical Wipe, Iris, and Zoom Fade without adding a frontend animation dependency. +- Added the selected transition style to saved settings and OmniLog context. + +## 4.8.5 - 2026-06-24 +- Corrected GracePress Blocks overlay-card text colors and shadows under the global invert engine so titles render as white text with dark shadows instead of black text with pale glow. +- Kept media correction intact while targeting only Blocks overlay, Bento, Masonry, and post feature title layers. + +## 4.8.4 - 2026-06-24 +- Added dark-mode counter-correction for GracePress Blocks overlay and shade layers so card title gradients stay dark instead of inverting into pale thumbnail washout. +- Preserved media double-inversion behavior while correcting only the readability layers used by video cards, Bento cards, shorts overlays, and post feature heroes. + +## 4.8.3 - 2026-06-24 +- Removed the global filter transition that caused visible polarity flashing during light/dark switches. +- Changed the mode switch veil into a two-phase quick fade so the page flips instantly while covered, then fades back in. + +## 4.8.2 - 2026-06-24 +- Added full current GracePress release metadata, including public-release flags, author URI, license, and minimum WordPress version. +- Routed activation, deactivation, privacy toggle, filter reset, and settings-save events through structured OmniLog events with `gp_log` fallback context. +- Removed the unused legacy file logger class so Dark Mode has one active logging path. +- Updated stale admin version text and aligned the admin footer with the shared GracePress support links. + +## 4.8.1 - 2026-06-24 +- Added a quick black/white mode-switch veil so light/dark toggles hide transient global-filter flashes on thumbnails and media blocks. +- Tightened Gutenberg, GracePress hero, card thumbnail, widget, avatar, and player media counter-correction so images remain natural and full-strength in dark mode. +- Added current GracePress stage/release headers and a configurable blink-duration control for the transition veil. + +## 4.8.0 - 2026-05-27 +- Removed the admin-bar boolean output that printed a stray selectable `1` after the GracePress Dark Mode toolbar item. +- Kept dark-mode video rules scoped to actual players instead of card thumbnail hover previews. + +## 4.7.9 - 2026-05-27 + +- Kept the current Dark Mode source in place and advanced the updater-visible version after the rollback test sequence. +- Leaves thumbnail behavior under Blocks/Video Management while giving GracePress Central a clean package to install. + +## 4.7.8 - 2026-05-27 + +- Removed dark-mode CSS rules that forced GracePress Blocks preview videos and thumbnail images into a lazy-preview state. +- Kept the playback-safe rules for actual video players while leaving card thumbnails under Blocks control. +- Advanced the updater metadata past the already-installed 4.7.6/4.7.7 line. + +## 4.7.6 - 2026-05-27 + +- Updated video-card dark mode preview rules to match lazy hover/focus loading and avoid hiding thumbnails before animated previews are ready. + +## 4.7.5 - 2026-05-25 + +- Restored a backend admin-bar dark mode toggle so wp-admin can switch modes without returning to the frontend. +- Ensured admin dark mode support is enabled for existing installs once after upgrade. +- Updated the module version metadata used by the GracePress updater. + +## Reconstruction Notes +- Changelog initialized during reconstruction. + + + +## Reconstructed History + +These entries were inferred from local distribution archives, module headers, and `.old` backups. They are intentionally conservative and may not capture the full intent of each change. + +### 4.7.4 - reconstructed +- Reconstructed from archive `dark-mode-v4.7.4.zip` (2026-05-21). +- Header description at this version: A premium-grade Dark Mode engine. Features absolute Anti-FOUC synchronization, OS-level sync, hardware-accelerated CSS inversion, filter tuning, variable dimming, and keyboard shortcuts. +- Header advertised WordPress compatibility through 7.0. +- Catalog/category marker: User Interface. +- Header icon marker: 🌓. + +### 4.7.3 - reconstructed +- Reconstructed from archive `dark-mode-v4.7.3.zip` (2026-05-21). +- Header description at this version: A premium-grade Dark Mode engine. Features absolute Anti-FOUC synchronization, OS-level sync, hardware-accelerated CSS inversion, filter tuning, variable dimming, and keyboard shortcuts. +- Catalog/category marker: User Interface. +- Header icon marker: 🌓. + +### 4.7.2 - reconstructed +- Reconstructed from archive `dark-mode-v4.7.2.zip` (2026-05-20). +- Header description at this version: A premium-grade Dark Mode engine. Features absolute Anti-FOUC synchronization, OS-level sync, hardware-accelerated CSS inversion, filter tuning, variable dimming, and keyboard shortcuts. +- Catalog/category marker: User Interface. +- Header icon marker: 🌓. + +### 4.7.1 - reconstructed +- Reconstructed from archive `dark-mode-v4.7.1.zip` (2026-05-20). +- Header description at this version: A premium-grade Dark Mode engine. Features absolute Anti-FOUC synchronization, OS-level sync, hardware-accelerated CSS inversion, filter tuning, variable dimming, and keyboard shortcuts. +- Catalog/category marker: User Interface. +- Header icon marker: 🌓. + +### 4.7.0 - reconstructed +- Reconstructed from archive `dark-mode-v4.7.0.zip` (2026-05-20). +- Header description at this version: A premium-grade Dark Mode engine. Features absolute Anti-FOUC synchronization, OS-level sync, hardware-accelerated CSS inversion, filter tuning, variable dimming, and keyboard shortcuts. +- Catalog/category marker: User Interface. +- Header icon marker: 🌓. + +### 4.6.9 - reconstructed +- Reconstructed from archive `dark-mode-v4.6.9.zip` (2026-05-20). +- Header description at this version: A premium-grade Dark Mode engine. Features absolute Anti-FOUC synchronization, OS-level sync, hardware-accelerated CSS inversion, filter tuning, variable dimming, and keyboard shortcuts. +- Catalog/category marker: User Interface. +- Header icon marker: 🌓. + +### 4.6.8 - reconstructed +- Reconstructed from archive `dark-mode-v4.6.8.zip` (2026-05-16). +- Header description at this version: A premium-grade Dark Mode engine. Features absolute Anti-FOUC synchronization, OS-level sync, hardware-accelerated CSS inversion, filter tuning, variable dimming, and keyboard shortcuts. +- Catalog/category marker: User Interface. +- Header icon marker: 🌓. + +### 4.6.7 - reconstructed +- Reconstructed from archive `dark-mode-v4.6.7.zip` (2026-05-16). +- Header description at this version: A premium-grade Dark Mode engine. Features absolute Anti-FOUC synchronization, OS-level sync, hardware-accelerated CSS inversion, filter tuning, variable dimming, and keyboard shortcuts. +- Catalog/category marker: User Interface. +- Header icon marker: 🌓. + +### 4.6.6 - reconstructed +- Reconstructed from archive `dark-mode-v4.6.6.zip` (2026-05-16). +- Header description at this version: A premium-grade Dark Mode engine. Features absolute Anti-FOUC synchronization, OS-level sync, hardware-accelerated CSS inversion, filter tuning, variable dimming, and keyboard shortcuts. +- Catalog/category marker: User Interface. +- Header icon marker: 🌓. + +### 4.6.5 - reconstructed +- Reconstructed from archive `dark-mode-v4.6.5.zip` (2026-04-01). +- Header description at this version: A premium-grade Dark Mode engine. Features absolute Anti-FOUC synchronization, OS-level sync, hardware-accelerated CSS inversion, filter tuning, variable dimming, and keyboard shortcuts. +- Catalog/category marker: User Interface. +- Header icon marker: 🌓. + +### 4.6.4 - reconstructed +- Reconstructed from archive `dark-mode-v4.6.4.zip` (2026-04-01). +- Header description at this version: A premium-grade Dark Mode engine. Features absolute Anti-FOUC synchronization, OS-level sync, hardware-accelerated CSS inversion, filter tuning, variable dimming, and keyboard shortcuts. +- Catalog/category marker: User Interface. +- Header icon marker: 🌓. + +### 4.6.3 - reconstructed +- Reconstructed from archive `dark-mode-v4.6.3.zip` (2026-04-01). +- Header description at this version: A premium-grade Dark Mode engine. Features absolute Anti-FOUC synchronization, OS-level sync, hardware-accelerated CSS inversion, filter tuning, variable dimming, and keyboard shortcuts. +- Catalog/category marker: User Interface. +- Header icon marker: 🌓. + +### 4.6.2 - reconstructed +- Reconstructed from archive `dark-mode-v4.6.2.zip` (2026-04-01). +- Header description at this version: A premium-grade Dark Mode engine. Features absolute Anti-FOUC synchronization, OS-level sync, hardware-accelerated CSS inversion, filter tuning, variable dimming, and keyboard shortcuts. +- Catalog/category marker: User Interface. +- Header icon marker: 🌓. + +### 4.6.1 - reconstructed +- Reconstructed from archive `dark-mode-v4.6.1.zip` (2026-04-01). +- Header description at this version: A premium-grade Dark Mode engine. Features absolute Anti-FOUC synchronization, OS-level sync, hardware-accelerated CSS inversion, filter tuning, variable dimming, and keyboard shortcuts. +- Catalog/category marker: User Interface. +- Header icon marker: 🌓. + +### 4.6.0 - reconstructed +- Reconstructed from archive `dark-mode-v4.6.0.zip` (2026-04-01). +- Header description at this version: A premium-grade Dark Mode engine. Features absolute Anti-FOUC synchronization, OS-level sync, hardware-accelerated CSS inversion, filter tuning, variable dimming, and keyboard shortcuts. +- Header icon marker: 🌓. + +### 4.5.0 - reconstructed +- Reconstructed from archive `dark-mode-v4.5.0.zip` (2026-03-31). +- Header description at this version: A premium-grade Dark Mode engine. Features absolute Anti-FOUC synchronization, OS-level sync, hardware-accelerated CSS inversion, filter tuning, and keyboard shortcuts. +- Header icon marker: 🌓. + +### 4.4.0 - reconstructed +- Reconstructed from archive `dark-mode-v4.4.0.zip` (2026-03-30). +- Header description at this version: A premium-grade Dark Mode engine. Features absolute Anti-FOUC synchronization, OS-level sync, hardware-accelerated CSS inversion, keyboard shortcuts, and image dimming. +- Header icon marker: 🌓. + +### 4.3.1 - reconstructed +- Reconstructed from archive `dark-mode-v4.3.1.zip` (2026-03-30). +- Header description at this version: A premium-grade Dark Mode engine. Features absolute Anti-FOUC synchronization, OS-level sync, hardware-accelerated CSS inversion, granular exclusions, and image dimming. +- Header icon marker: 🌓. + +### 4.3.0 - reconstructed +- Reconstructed from archive `dark-mode-v4.3.0.zip` (2026-03-30). +- Header description at this version: A premium-grade Dark Mode engine. Features absolute Anti-FOUC synchronization, OS-level sync, hardware-accelerated CSS inversion, granular exclusions, and image dimming. +- Header icon marker: 🌓. + +### 4.2.0 - reconstructed +- Reconstructed from archive `dark-mode-v4.2.0.zip` (2026-03-29). +- Header description at this version: A premium-grade Dark Mode engine. Features absolute Anti-FOUC synchronization, OS-level sync, hardware-accelerated CSS inversion, and image dimming. +- Header icon marker: 🌓. + +### 4.1.0 - reconstructed +- Reconstructed from archive `dark-mode-v4.1.0.zip` (2026-03-27). +- Header description at this version: A premium-grade Dark Mode engine. Features absolute Anti-FOUC synchronization, hardware-accelerated CSS inversion, and image dimming. +- Header advertised WordPress compatibility through 6.4. +- Header icon marker: 🌓. + +### 4.0.0 - reconstructed +- Reconstructed from archive `dark-mode-v4.0.0.zip` (2026-03-27). +- Header description at this version: A premium-grade Dark Mode engine. 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If this is what you want to do, use the GNU Lesser General +Public License instead of this License. diff --git a/README.md b/README.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..8ac7396 --- /dev/null +++ b/README.md @@ -0,0 +1,50 @@ +# Dark Mode by GracePress + +A configurable dark mode for WordPress websites and the WordPress administration area. + +Dark Mode by GracePress includes anti-flash loading, operating-system preference support, visual tuning, media correction, transitions, and accessible controls that can be placed where a site needs them. + +## Project status + +Version 4.8.18 is the current public-development baseline. The plugin is being prepared, documented, and tested for submission to WordPress.org. Version 5.0.0 is reserved for the deliberate first WordPress.org release. + +There is no official public download yet. Candidate packages are used only for controlled testing until the public release is approved. + +## Links + +- [Public plugin page](https://christit.com/gracepress/plugins/dark-mode-by-gracepress/) +- [GracePress project](https://christit.com/gracepress/) +- [GracePress plugin catalog](https://christit.com/gracepress/plugins/) +- [Christ IT](https://christit.com/) + +## Features + +- Device-theme, scheduled, light, or dark first-visit behavior. +- Remembered visitor choice with anti-flash startup synchronization. +- Brightness, contrast, and media-dimming controls. +- Media correction for images, video, and fullscreen playback. +- Fade, horizontal wipe, vertical wipe, iris, and zoom transitions. +- Floating, menu, shortcode, administrator-bar, and keyboard controls. +- Independent frontend and WordPress administration enablement. +- Page, selector, and custom-CSS compatibility controls. + +## Requirements + +- WordPress 6.0 or newer. +- PHP 7.4 or newer. + +## Privacy and integrations + +The public plugin contains no telemetry, private update connection, license server, or required external service. + +GracePress Central Hub routing and OmniLog events are optional local integrations. They are used only when those plugins are already installed and active; neither is required. + +## Installation + +The official installation route will be published here and on the public plugin page after the WordPress.org release is approved. See `readme.txt` for the current controlled-testing instructions and WordPress plugin documentation. + +## License + +Dark Mode by GracePress is licensed under [GPL-2.0-or-later](LICENSE.txt). + +Published by Jason Eugene Garrison through [Christ IT](https://christit.com/). Questions may be sent to [jason@christit.com](mailto:jason@christit.com). diff --git a/assets/images/admin-sunrise.png b/assets/images/admin-sunrise.png new file mode 100644 index 0000000..d1365f3 Binary files /dev/null and b/assets/images/admin-sunrise.png differ diff --git a/dark-mode-by-gracepress.php b/dark-mode-by-gracepress.php new file mode 100644 index 0000000..4c9ec03 --- /dev/null +++ b/dark-mode-by-gracepress.php @@ -0,0 +1,332 @@ +$context]; + $context['version']=GP_DARKMODE_VERSION; + $context['level']=$level; + try{ + if(function_exists('gp_omnilog')) gp_omnilog('dark-mode',$event,array_merge(['message'=>$message],$context)); + }catch(\Throwable $e){} + try{ + if(function_exists('gp_log')) gp_log($message,'DARKMODE',array_merge(['event'=>$event],$context)); + }catch(\Throwable $e){} +} + +register_deactivation_hook(__FILE__,function(){ + gp_darkmode_log('Dark Mode engine deactivated.','deactivated'); +}); + +register_activation_hook(__FILE__, function() { + if(get_option('gp_dm_brightness') === false) update_option('gp_dm_brightness', 95); + if(get_option('gp_dm_contrast') === false) update_option('gp_dm_contrast', 90); + if(get_option('gp_dm_dim_level') === false) update_option('gp_dm_dim_level', 85); + if(get_option('gracepress_dark_admin_enable') === false) update_option('gracepress_dark_admin_enable', '1'); + if(get_option('gp_dm_veil_ms') === false) update_option('gp_dm_veil_ms', 160); + if(get_option('gp_dm_veil_effect') === false) update_option('gp_dm_veil_effect', 'fade'); + gp_darkmode_log('Dark Mode engine activated.','activated'); +}); + +add_action('admin_init', function() { + if (get_option('gp_dm_adminbar_toggle_restored') === '1') return; + update_option('gracepress_dark_admin_enable', '1'); + update_option('gp_dm_adminbar_toggle_restored', '1'); +}); + +// Dynamic Self-Aware Router +add_action('admin_menu',function(){ + $s='gracepress-dark-mode'; + $t='Dark Mode'; + $is_theme_active = (get_template() === 'gracepress-theme'); + + $is_theme_required = false; + if (!function_exists('get_plugin_data')) include_once(ABSPATH . 'wp-admin/includes/plugin.php'); + $plugin_data = get_plugin_data(__FILE__); + if (isset($plugin_data['Category']) && strtolower(trim($plugin_data['Category'])) === 'theme required') { + $is_theme_required = true; + } + + if(class_exists('GracePress_Central_Hub')) { + $parent_slug = ($is_theme_active && $is_theme_required) ? 'gracepress-plugins' : 'gracepress-central'; + add_submenu_page($parent_slug, $t, $t, 'manage_options', $s, 'gp_darkmode_admin_page'); + } else { + add_options_page($t, $t, 'manage_options', $s, 'gp_darkmode_admin_page'); + } +},100); + +function gp_darkmode_is_excluded(){ + $ex_pages = get_option('gracepress_dark_exclude_pages',''); + if(!empty($ex_pages) && (is_page() || is_single())){ + $pid = get_the_ID(); + $arr = array_map('trim', explode(',', $ex_pages)); + if(in_array($pid, $arr)) return true; + } + return false; +} + +function gp_darkmode_icons($s=''){ + $s=$s?$s:get_option('gracepress_dark_icon_style','classic'); + if($s=='minimal')return['l'=>'⚫','d'=>'⚪']; + if($s=='bulbs')return['l'=>'🌑','d'=>'💡']; + if($s=='text')return['l'=>'DARK','d'=>'LIGHT']; + return['l'=>'🌙','d'=>'☀️']; +} + +function gp_darkmode_btn($f=false,$s=''){ + $sz=get_option('gracepress_dark_button_size','normal'); + $s=$s?$s:get_option('gracepress_dark_icon_style','classic'); + $i=gp_darkmode_icons($s);$l=$i['l'];$d=$i['d'];$c="gracepress-dark-toggle-trigger"; + if($f){$p=get_option('gracepress_dark_button_position','bottom-right');$c.=" gracepress-floating gracepress-pos-$p";} + if($s==='switch'){ + $c.=" gracepress-pill-switch gracepress-size-$sz"; + return "
$l
"; + }else{ + $c.=" gracepress-dark-toggle-btn gracepress-size-$sz".($s==='text'?' gracepress-text-btn':''); + return ""; + } +} + +add_action('wp_head','gp_darkmode_head',1); add_action('admin_head','gp_darkmode_head',1); +function gp_darkmode_head(){ + if(!is_admin()&&gp_darkmode_is_excluded())return; + + $ds=get_option('gracepress_dark_default_state','light');$sp=get_option('gracepress_dark_transition_speed','0.3s');$pl=get_option('gracepress_dark_pulse_effect','0');$ex=get_option('gracepress_dark_exclusions','');$cus=get_option('gp_dm_css',''); + if(!preg_match('/^(?:\d+(?:\.\d+)?|\.\d+)(?:ms|s)$/',$sp))$sp='0.3s'; + + $br=get_option('gp_dm_brightness',95); + $ct=get_option('gp_dm_contrast',90); + $dim=get_option('gp_dm_dim_level',85); + $root_br = max(100, (int)$br); + $root_ct = max(100, (int)$ct); + + $xstr="";if(!empty($ex)){$xp=explode(',',$ex);$xc=[];foreach($xp as $p){$p=trim($p);if(!empty($p)&&!preg_match('/[{};<>]|\/\*/',$p))$xc[]="html.gracepress-dark-active ".$p;}if(!empty($xc))$xstr=",".implode(',',$xc);} + $veil_ms=max(0,min(800,absint(get_option('gp_dm_veil_ms',160)))); + $veil_effect=sanitize_key(get_option('gp_dm_veil_effect','fade')); + if(!in_array($veil_effect,['fade','wipe-right','wipe-down','iris','zoom'],true))$veil_effect='fade'; + $site_dt=function_exists('current_datetime')?current_datetime():new DateTimeImmutable('now',function_exists('wp_timezone')?wp_timezone():null); + $site_hour=(int)$site_dt->format('G'); + $site_tz=wp_json_encode(function_exists('wp_timezone_string')?wp_timezone_string():''); + // phpcs:ignore WordPress.Security.EscapeOutput.OutputNotEscaped -- Values are JSON encoded before entering this early inline state script. + echo ""; + // phpcs:ignore WordPress.Security.EscapeOutput.OutputNotEscaped -- Numeric, enum and selector values are validated; administrator-authored CSS is an intentional manage_options feature. + echo ""; + echo ""; + echo ""; + echo ""; +} + +/** + * Builder hero images are CSS backgrounds rather than img elements. Counter the + * root dark-mode inversion on their composed surface so they retain the same + * color and contrast as the original artwork. + */ +function gp_darkmode_builder_hero_correction(){ + if(!is_admin()&&gp_darkmode_is_excluded())return; + echo ''; +} +add_action('wp_head','gp_darkmode_builder_hero_correction',2); + +add_action('wp_footer','gp_darkmode_ftr',99); add_action('admin_footer','gp_darkmode_ftr',99); +function gp_darkmode_ftr(){ + if(!is_admin()&&gp_darkmode_is_excluded())return; + + if(!is_admin()&&get_option('gracepress_dark_frontend_enable','1')==='1')echo wp_kses_post(gp_darkmode_btn(true)); + $kbd=get_option('gp_dm_kbd',1)?'true':'false'; + $effect_json=wp_json_encode(sanitize_key(get_option('gp_dm_veil_effect','fade'))); + // phpcs:ignore WordPress.Security.EscapeOutput.OutputNotEscaped -- The effect is allowlisted and the keyboard flag is a PHP-generated boolean literal. + echo ""; +} + +add_shortcode('gracepress_dark_toggle',function($a){$a=shortcode_atts(['style'=>''],is_array($a)?$a:[]);return gp_darkmode_btn(false,$a['style']);}); + +add_action('admin_bar_menu', function($wp_admin_bar) { + if (!is_user_logged_in() || !is_admin_bar_showing()) return; + $wp_admin_bar->add_node([ + 'id' => 'gracepress-dark-admin-toggle', + 'title' => 'Dark Mode', + 'href' => '#', + 'meta' => [ + 'class' => 'gracepress-dark-menu-trigger', + 'title' => 'Toggle GracePress dark mode', + ], + ]); +}, 95); + +add_filter('wp_nav_menu_items',function($i,$a){static $d=false;if(get_option('gracepress_dark_menu_integration','0')==='1'&&!$d){$ic=gp_darkmode_icons();$i.="
  • Theme
    • ";$d=true;}return $i;},10,2); + +// ADMIN UI RESTORATION +function gp_darkmode_admin_page(){ + if(!current_user_can('manage_options'))return; + $post_url = esc_url(admin_url('admin.php?page=gracepress-dark-mode')); + + if(isset($_POST['gp_dm_reset_filters']) && isset($_POST['_gp_dm_nonce']) && wp_verify_nonce(sanitize_text_field(wp_unslash($_POST['_gp_dm_nonce'])), 'gp_dm_save_action')){ + update_option('gp_dm_brightness', 95); + update_option('gp_dm_contrast', 90); + update_option('gp_dm_dim_level', 85); + gp_darkmode_log('Dark Mode engine reset visual filters to factory defaults.','filters_reset',['brightness'=>95,'contrast'=>90,'media_dim'=>85]); + echo '

    Visual filters instantly restored to factory default levels (95/90/85).

    '; + } elseif(isset($_POST['gp_dm_save']) && isset($_POST['_gp_dm_nonce']) && wp_verify_nonce(sanitize_text_field(wp_unslash($_POST['_gp_dm_nonce'])), 'gp_dm_save_action')){ + foreach(['gracepress_dark_default_state','gracepress_dark_icon_style','gracepress_dark_button_size','gracepress_dark_button_position','gracepress_dark_transition_speed','gracepress_dark_exclusions','gracepress_dark_exclude_pages'] as $k) if(isset($_POST[$k])) update_option($k,sanitize_text_field(wp_unslash($_POST[$k]))); + foreach(['gracepress_dark_frontend_enable','gracepress_dark_pulse_effect','gracepress_dark_menu_integration','gracepress_dark_admin_enable'] as $k) update_option($k,isset($_POST[$k])?'1':'0'); + update_option('gp_dm_kbd',isset($_POST['gp_dm_kbd'])?1:0); + + update_option('gp_dm_brightness',isset($_POST['gp_dm_brightness'])?absint(wp_unslash($_POST['gp_dm_brightness'])):95); + update_option('gp_dm_contrast',isset($_POST['gp_dm_contrast'])?absint(wp_unslash($_POST['gp_dm_contrast'])):90); + update_option('gp_dm_dim_level',isset($_POST['gp_dm_dim_level'])?absint(wp_unslash($_POST['gp_dm_dim_level'])):85); + update_option('gp_dm_veil_ms',max(0,min(800,absint($_POST['gp_dm_veil_ms'] ?? 160)))); + $posted_veil_effect=sanitize_key($_POST['gp_dm_veil_effect'] ?? 'fade'); + if(!in_array($posted_veil_effect,['fade','wipe-right','wipe-down','iris','zoom'],true))$posted_veil_effect='fade'; + update_option('gp_dm_veil_effect',$posted_veil_effect); + + if(isset($_POST['gp_dm_css'])) update_option('gp_dm_css',sanitize_textarea_field(wp_unslash($_POST['gp_dm_css']))); + gp_darkmode_log('Dark Mode configuration updated successfully.','settings_saved',[ + 'default_state'=>get_option('gracepress_dark_default_state','light'), + 'frontend_enabled'=>get_option('gracepress_dark_frontend_enable','1')==='1', + 'admin_enabled'=>get_option('gracepress_dark_admin_enable','0')==='1', + 'menu_integration'=>get_option('gracepress_dark_menu_integration','0')==='1', + 'keyboard_shortcut'=>get_option('gp_dm_kbd',1)==1, + 'brightness'=>absint(get_option('gp_dm_brightness',95)), + 'contrast'=>absint(get_option('gp_dm_contrast',90)), + 'media_dim'=>absint(get_option('gp_dm_dim_level',85)), + 'veil_ms'=>absint(get_option('gp_dm_veil_ms',160)), + 'veil_effect'=>sanitize_key(get_option('gp_dm_veil_effect','fade')), + ]); + echo '

    Dark Mode configurations securely locked in.

    '; + } + + $ds=get_option('gracepress_dark_default_state','light');$ic=get_option('gracepress_dark_icon_style','classic');$sz=get_option('gracepress_dark_button_size','normal');$ps=get_option('gracepress_dark_button_position','bottom-right');$sp=get_option('gracepress_dark_transition_speed','0.3s');$ex=get_option('gracepress_dark_exclusions','');$exp=get_option('gracepress_dark_exclude_pages',''); + $fe=get_option('gracepress_dark_frontend_enable','1');$pl=get_option('gracepress_dark_pulse_effect','0');$mi=get_option('gracepress_dark_menu_integration','0');$ad=get_option('gracepress_dark_admin_enable','0');$kbd=get_option('gp_dm_kbd',1);$cus=get_option('gp_dm_css',''); + + $br=get_option('gp_dm_brightness',95); + $ct=get_option('gp_dm_contrast',90); + $dim=get_option('gp_dm_dim_level',85); + $veil_ms=max(0,min(800,absint(get_option('gp_dm_veil_ms',160)))); + $veil_effect=sanitize_key(get_option('gp_dm_veil_effect','fade')); + if(!in_array($veil_effect,['fade','wipe-right','wipe-down','iris','zoom'],true))$veil_effect='fade'; + $admin_sunrise_url=plugin_dir_url(__FILE__).'assets/images/admin-sunrise.png'; + ?> + +

    🌓 Dark Mode Engine

    Version . Features absolute Anti-FOUC synchronization, hardware-accelerated CSS inversion, precise filter tuning, variable media correction, configurable two-phase transitions, and optional local OmniLog integration.

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