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    Themes & Color Modes

    Learn how to implement themes and color modes in Cerberus Design System

    Overview

    Cerberus provides support for themes and color modes, allowing you to create visually appealing and accessible applications that adapt to user preferences.

    Themes

    To use a theme, just add the data-panda-theme attribute to your root html tag.

    <html lang="en" data-panda-theme="cerberus">
    <body>{children}</body>
    </html>

    Cerberus comes with two built-in themes: cerberus and acheron. You can switch between these themes by changing the value of the data-panda-theme attribute.

    Color Modes

    Cerberus supports two color modes: light and dark. You can set the default color mode by adding the data-color-mode attribute to your root html tag.

    <html lang="en" data-panda-theme="cerberus" data-color-mode="light">
    <body>{children}</body>
    </html>

    Color mode works the same way as themes. You can switch between light and dark modes by changing the value of the data-color-mode attribute.

    Nesting themes and color modes

    You can also nest themes and color modes within your application using the Theme component. This is useful when you want to apply a different theme or color mode to a specific section of your app.

    <html lang="en" data-panda-theme="cerberus" data-color-mode="light">
    <body>
    <Text>This text is in the Cerberus theme and light mode</Text>
    <Theme theme="acheron" mode="dark">
    <Text>This text is in the Acheron theme and dark mode</Text>
    </Theme>
    </body>
    </html>

    Custom Themes and Color Modes

    You can create your own themes and modes by extending your panda.config.ts file. For more information, check out the Multi-Theme Support sections in the PandaCSS documentation.

    Note

    Cerberus will provide a way to streamline this via the `createCerberusPreset` in a future release.

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