We should prefer using something from our existing color palette - the first section of this file. If we really have to introduce a new color, we should introduce it in the first section and use here.

In D5836#175504, @tomek wrote:

We should prefer using something from our existing color palette - the first section of this file. If we really have to introduce a new color, we should introduce it in the first section and use here.

Thanks for pointing this out! I switched from var(--shades-black-80) to #33332c to keep the color consistent with native, and also more importantly to prevent the spoilers from blending in with other colors and making it difficult to see.

I can put up a super quick change for this if you think keeping #33332c is fine and move --spoiler-text-color: #33332c and --spoiler-background-color: #33332c up to after line 52

In D5836#175920, @rohan wrote:

In D5836#175504, @tomek wrote:

We should prefer using something from our existing color palette - the first section of this file. If we really have to introduce a new color, we should introduce it in the first section and use here.

Thanks for pointing this out! I switched from var(--shades-black-80) to #33332c to keep the color consistent with native, and also more importantly to prevent the spoilers from blending in with other colors and making it difficult to see.

I can put up a super quick change for this if you think keeping #33332c is fine and move --spoiler-text-color: #33332c and --spoiler-background-color: #33332c up to after line 52

There are a lot of options here, but most of them aren't worth it. A good enough solution for now might be to create a new variable, just as you suggested, and use it here.