created | author | version | license(s) |
---|---|---|---|
2024-12-23 23:31:26 -0800 |
Cong Le |
1.0 |
MIT, CC BY 4.0 |
To provide a clear understanding of the code's complexities, functionalities, and potential expanding capabilities, I'll create a series of Mermaid diagrams to illustrate the overall structure and possible enhancements.
This diagram outlines the key components of the HTML page, highlighting the layout and main features.
---
config:
layout: elk
look: handDrawn
theme: dark
---
graph TD
A[HTML Document] --> B[Head Section]
A --> C[Body Section]
B --> B1[Meta Information]
B --> B2[Styles and Linking]
C --> C1[Logo Section]
C --> C2[Container]
C2 --> C3[Content Section]
C3 --> D[Main Section]
C3 --> E[Sidebar Section]
D --> F[Google CSE Integration]
E --> G[Theme Switching UI]
C --> C4[Canvas Background]
Illustrates how the theme switching mechanism is designed and how it updates the document with the selected theme.
---
config:
layout: elk
look: handDrawn
theme: dark
---
flowchart TD
A[User Clicks Theme Name] --> B[Switch Theme Function]
B --> C{Check Current Theme}
C -->|Valid| D[Apply Theme Properties]
C -->|Invalid| E[Error Handling]
D --> F[Update Body Styles]
D --> G[Update Section Styles]
D --> H[Change Highlight Styles]
F --> I[Document Body]
G --> J[Main & Side Sections]
H --> K[Autocomplete Highlights]
The structure capturing how the matrix effect background is generated using JavaScript and Canvas API.
---
config:
layout: elk
look: handDrawn
theme: dark
---
sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant HTML as HTML Document
participant JS as JavaScript Engine
User->>HTML: Load Page
HTML->>JS: Initialize Canvas
JS->>JS: Set Dimensions
JS->>JS: Begin Animation Loop
loop Matrix Effect
JS->>JS: Generate Characters
JS->>JS: Draw to Canvas
end