Extension App Title using Dark Theme Icon in Light Theme
Extension App Title using Dark Theme Icon in Light Theme
https://docs.developers.symphony.com/v/v20.13/building-extension-applications-on-symphony/overview-of-extension-api/extension-api-services/modules-service states that `modules.setTitle()` allows a 32 by 16 pixel PNG file to be specified as an icon and that "the first 16x16 pixels will be used in a dark theme, and second will be used in the light theme." However, while symphony applies classes `LIGHT-icon` and `DARK-icon` appropriately, these classes do not appear to be defined and so the dark theme icon is always used.
I would have expected some CSS like:
```
.LIGHT-icon {
background-position-x: 16px;
}
```
... to cause the light theme icon to be used when appropriate.
https://docs.developers.symphony.com/v/v20.13/building-extension-applications-on-symphony/overview-of-extension-api/extension-api-services/modules-service states that `modules.setTitle()` allows a 32 by 16 pixel PNG file to be specified as an icon and that "the first 16x16 pixels will be used in a dark theme, and second will be used in the light theme." However, while symphony applies classes `LIGHT-icon` and `DARK-icon` appropriately, these classes do not appear to be defined and so the dark theme icon is always used.
I would have expected some CSS like:
```
.LIGHT-icon {
background-position-x: 16px;
}
```
... to cause the light theme icon to be used when appropriate.
#extension-app-icon
Extension App Title using Dark Theme Icon in Light Theme
Extension App Title using Dark Theme Icon in Light Theme
https://docs.developers.symphony.com/v/v20.13/building-extension-applications-on-symphony/overview-of-extension-api/extension-api-services/modules-service states that `modules.setTitle()` allows a 32 by 16 pixel PNG file to be specified as an icon and that "the first 16x16 pixels will be used in a dark theme, and second will be used in the light theme." However, while symphony applies classes `LIGHT-icon` and `DARK-icon` appropriately, these classes do not appear to be defined and so the dark theme icon is always used.
I would have expected some CSS like:
```
.LIGHT-icon {
background-position-x: 16px;
}
```
... to cause the light theme icon to be used when appropriate.
https://docs.developers.symphony.com/v/v20.13/building-extension-applications-on-symphony/overview-of-extension-api/extension-api-services/modules-service states that `modules.setTitle()` allows a 32 by 16 pixel PNG file to be specified as an icon and that "the first 16x16 pixels will be used in a dark theme, and second will be used in the light theme." However, while symphony applies classes `LIGHT-icon` and `DARK-icon` appropriately, these classes do not appear to be defined and so the dark theme icon is always used.
I would have expected some CSS like:
```
.LIGHT-icon {
background-position-x: 16px;
}
```
... to cause the light theme icon to be used when appropriate.
Icon file: 
Dark theme: 
Light theme: 
#extension-app-icon
Extension App Title using Dark Theme Icon in Light Theme
Extension App Title using Dark Theme Icon in Light Theme
https://docs.developers.symphony.com/v/v20.13/building-extension-applications-on-symphony/overview-of-extension-api/extension-api-services/modules-service states that `modules.setTitle()` allows a 32 by 16 pixel PNG file to be specified as an icon and that "the first 16x16 pixels will be used in a dark theme, and second will be used in the light theme." However, while symphony applies classes `LIGHT-icon` and `DARK-icon` appropriately, these classes do not appear to be defined and so the dark theme icon is always used.
I would have expected some CSS like:
```
.LIGHT-icon {
background-position-x: 16px;
}
```
... to cause the light theme icon to be used when appropriate.
Icon file: 
Dark theme: 
Light theme: 
https://docs.developers.symphony.com/v/v20.13/building-extension-applications-on-symphony/overview-of-extension-api/extension-api-services/modules-service states that `modules.setTitle()` allows a 32 by 16 pixel PNG file to be specified as an icon and that "the first 16x16 pixels will be used in a dark theme, and second will be used in the light theme." However, while symphony applies classes `LIGHT-icon` and `DARK-icon` appropriately, these classes do not appear to be defined and so the dark theme icon is always used.
I would have expected some CSS like:
```
.LIGHT-icon {
background-position-x: 16px;
}
```
... to cause the light theme icon to be used when appropriate.
#extension-app-icon
Extension App Title using Dark Theme Icon in Light Theme
https://docs.developers.symphony.com/v/v20.13/building-extension-applications-on-symphony/overview-of-extension-api/extension-api-services/modules-service states that `modules.setTitle()` allows a 32 by 16 pixel PNG file to be specified as an icon and that "the first 16x16 pixels will be used in a dark theme, and second will be used in the light theme." However, while symphony applies classes `LIGHT-icon` and `DARK-icon` appropriately, these classes do not appear to be defined and so the dark theme icon is always used.
I would have expected some CSS like:
```
.LIGHT-icon {
background-position-x: 16px;
}
```
... to cause the light theme icon to be used when appropriate.