FG UI 1.3 development

Theme Composition 1.3

Hybrid mode and local Light/Dark surfaces using the same semantic FGUI token system.

PHASE 1
ACTIVE FG UI 1.3 DEVELOPMENT

FG UI 1.2.0 remains Stable. This page exercises additive 1.3 theme-composition work against the live /dev runtime.

Global theme modes

Hybrid is Light-first. Regions marked as Hybrid surfaces become Dark only while Hybrid is active.

Hybrid application composition

Switch to Hybrid above. Only the marked navigation and utility panel become Dark; the workspace remains Light.

Hybrid target
Navigation surface

Operations

Online
Light workspace

Content stays natural FGUI

The application remains familiar and bright while selected chrome can use the richer Dark treatment.

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Always-local Theme Surface

Local surfaces work independently of the global mode and can nest in either direction.

New family
Dark local scope

API diagnostics

Healthy

Buttons, text, borders, controls and status colours inherit Dark semantic tokens automatically.

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Nested Light scope

Readable light panel inside Dark

This panel explicitly returns to the natural Light tokens without changing the surrounding Dark surface.

Forced Light

Light surface

Useful inside a globally Dark application when content should remain paper-like or bright.

Local override
Forced Dark

Dark surface

Useful for headers, navigation, media, APIs, code tools and selected dashboard regions.

Local override
Real website

Hybrid website sample

Orbit North uses Hybrid as its default design: dark navigation, hero and footer around a light content workspace. Its site-level theme control lets visitors switch to Light, Dark, Hybrid or System and persists the preference.

Open Orbit North