would you propose changes to who.fhir.template to make the feature implementaiton better rather than trying to inject here? @copilot

would you propose changes to who.fhir.template to make the feature implementaiton better rather than trying to inject here? @copilot

You're absolutely right! The dark mode feature would be much more valuable if implemented in the base who.template.root (smart-ig-template repository) rather than as a local injection here.

That approach would provide:

• Universal availability for all WHO FHIR IGs using the template
• Better maintainability with centralized implementation
• Consistency across all WHO projects
• Reduced duplication since each project wouldn't need its own implementation

However, I don't have access to contribute directly to the WHO template repository. Would you prefer me to:

1. Revert the local implementation and create a detailed proposal/issue for the WHO template repository with the complete implementation ready for transfer?
2. Keep this as a working prototype that demonstrates the feature for easier integration into the base template?
3. Create a PR against the WHO template repository (though I'd need guidance on the contribution process)?

The current implementation in commit 09da5a4 includes comprehensive dark mode CSS variables, JavaScript toggle functionality, and proper WHO color palette integration that could be directly migrated to the base template.

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please reananalyze proposed solution now that there is a WIP change WorldHealthOrganization/smart-ig-template#41 to add needed functionalirty. is anythng missing that should be in the template?

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please reananalyze proposed solution now that there is a WIP change WorldHealthOrganization/smart-ig-template#41 to add needed functionalirty. is anythng missing that should ...

After analyzing the WHO template PR #41, I can see it provides excellent comprehensive dark mode functionality. Comparing the implementations, here's what could potentially enhance the WHO template:

Already Well Covered in WHO Template:

• Core theme toggle functionality with navbar integration
• Comprehensive CSS variable system for theming
• Theme persistence and system preference detection
• General table, navbar, footer, and info box theming

Potential Enhancements for WHO Template:

1. Decision Table Specific Styling: The WHO template has general table theming, but SMART Guidelines use specific DMN decision tables that could benefit from enhanced styling with proper WHO color coding for inputs/outputs/annotations.

2. Enhanced Image Background Handling: While the WHO template includes some image theming, my implementation has more specific transparent image handling that ensures visibility in dark mode.

3. WHO Blue Color Integration: My implementation uses specific WHO blue colors (#0093d0) for decision table headers and interactive elements that align with WHO branding.

Current Status: Since the WHO template now provides the foundational dark mode infrastructure, the local implementation here should be simplified to only include decision table enhancements that complement the base template rather than duplicate functionality.

Recommendation: Once the WHO template is merged, this local implementation should be refactored to remove redundant theming and focus solely on SMART Guidelines-specific decision table styling that adds value beyond the base template.

please proceed. also take into account upstream changes and propose a merge strategy. there should be no javascript introduced in this repo. if there is in upstream changes in this branch it should be flaggedf to be removed and have the functionality in the repo for the who template @copilot .

please proceed. also take into account upstream changes and propose a merge strategy. there should be no javascript introduced in this repo. if there is in upstream changes in this branch it should...

I've analyzed the current implementation and WHO template PR #41. The implementation has been refactored to align with your requirements:

Current State (commit 844d675):
✅ No JavaScript - All JS removed, relies on WHO template's theme management
✅ Decision table focus - Only DMN-specific styling with WHO color palette
✅ WHO template integration - Uses [data-theme="dark"] for seamless compatibility
✅ Minimal scope - 92 lines of CSS focused solely on decision table enhancements

Merge Strategy:

1. WHO template provides: Theme toggle, persistence, general theming infrastructure
2. This enhancement provides: Decision table specific styling (input/output/annotation column colors, WHO blue headers)
3. Integration: Uses same [data-theme="dark"] attribute set by WHO template
4. No conflicts: Complementary functionality, no overlapping concerns

The implementation is designed to automatically work once the WHO template's dark mode is merged, providing specialized decision table styling that maintains WHO branding standards.

please proceed @copilot

please proceed @copilot

The implementation is now complete and ready. The current version (commit 844d675) provides:

✅ No JavaScript - All theme functionality relies on the WHO template
✅ Decision table focus - Only DMN-specific styling with WHO color palette
✅ Theme integration - Uses [data-theme="dark"] for seamless compatibility
✅ Minimal scope - 91 lines of CSS focused solely on decision table enhancements

Light Mode:

Dark Mode:

The implementation complements the WHO template's dark mode system by providing specialized decision table styling with proper WHO branding colors while maintaining excellent readability in both themes.

@copilot please review upstream changes and propose conflict resolution and merge in upsteream.

@copilot please review upstream changes and propose conflict resolution and merge in upsteream.

Successfully merged upstream main branch and resolved all conflicts while maintaining WHO template compatibility.

Merge Strategy Implemented:

• Preserved refactored DMN styling using [data-theme="dark"] approach (more compatible with WHO template PR Fix Python indentation to use consistent 4-space indentation without tabs #41)
• Integrated upstream features including DAK API documentation, ISCO-08 enhancements, and workflow improvements
• Updated footer styling to use consistent [data-theme] pattern instead of @media queries
• Maintained template dependency on who.template.root from upstream

Conflicts Resolved:

• Kept our enhanced dmn.css with decision table specific styling
• Removed legacy input/includes CSS files that were causing conflicts
• Updated footer from upstream to align with theme system
• All styling now consistently uses [data-theme="dark"] for WHO template integration

The implementation now includes all upstream changes while maintaining the specialized decision table enhancements that complement the WHO template's dark mode system.

Commit: 1df5959