Important detail, we just want to change the color of the main background, not the background of the areas with text. This is why we canāt use the Color Palette values directly (unless I have missed something).
Still trying to change the background for the default (light) mode while keeping the dark background for dark mode.
Even if we want a plain color for the light background, anything we have tried with CSS adds the same color to the background in dark mode.
This is why we are trying with an image instead. When the background image is set to default, the stock Graceful image background is used for light, but for dark mode there is a dark background. It would be great if we could add a custom image that would be used only the light mode as well, but when we try, the same image is used in dark mode. Because the background image is bright and fitting for the light mode, it ruins dark mode.
@piffy Thank you very much. This is a decent workaround indeed.
I got lost in the math of calculating a SVG number that with a 20% opacity will, result in #FAF0FC but this gets close enough to my eyes, and dark mode is dark. Phew!
// Background color instead of Graceful background image
.background-container {
background: rgb(200 190 192 / 20%);
}