I’m a DeafBlind individual with extreme photosensitivity to bright items on my monitor, as is common amongst many people in my condition. This makes the graphs unreadable for me on the website.
I would like to request a feature where we can toggle between color schemes of the graphs and other related images. If I could have graphs that are black background with white lines, it would be accessible for me in my current condition.
Thank you,
Bryen
Thanks for the suggestion. that’s a good point. we don’t yet have ability to add Theming but we might add this in the future.
PS: and of course you are very welcome to submit a pull request or patch for such feature 
[quote=matt]
Thanks for the suggestion. that’s a good point. we don’t yet have ability to add Theming but we might add this in the future.
PS: and of course you are very welcome to submit a pull request or patch for such feature :)[/quote]
I wish I could contribute in that way, I just don’t have those skillsets. 
I’m not sure that theming is the way to go here. We have ways to override themes in our browsers, but it does not override actual graphics. So, I would actually approach the option of graphics toggling as separate from theming.
If you use Firefox, you can see quickly how theming can be ignored with these steps:
Edit > Content > Colors > (Change colors as you see fit in the options > Uncheck “Allow pages to choose their own colors…”
As you can see, theming in and of itself wouldn’t matter in this feature case.