@Kamlesh0007
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When the user clicks the toggle button to switch themes, you should update a global variable or state variable to keep track of the current theme (e.g., isDarkMode).
After updating the theme variable, you should save its value to local storage using the localStorage.setItem() method. For example:
javascript code localStorage.setItem('theme', isDarkMode ? 'dark' : 'light'); This code saves the theme value as a string ('dark' or 'light') with the key 'theme' in the local storage.
When the user loads the page or refreshes it, you should retrieve the theme value from local storage using the localStorage.getItem() method. For example: javascript code const savedTheme = localStorage.getItem('theme'); This code retrieves the theme value as a string with the key 'theme' from the local storage.
After retrieving the theme value, you should update the theme variable and the toggle button value accordingly. For example: javascript code const isDarkMode = savedTheme === 'dark'; toggleButton.value = isDarkMode; This code updates the isDarkMode variable based on the saved theme value and updates the toggle button value to reflect the current theme.
@to-my-learning-path
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@Kamlesh0007
Thanks. I figure it with React useContext.