Use Attribute Selectors to fix Dark Mode
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Refactor feature to utilize Attribute Selectors instead of hashed class names. Previously, the use of hashed class names led to issues as they became outdated, causing the feature to break.
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looks good (ik you'll be waiting for rgantzos to review)
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Refactor feature to use Attribute Selectors instead of hashed class names. Previously, the use of hashed class names led to issues as they became outdated, causing the feature to break.
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Resolves #978