NinjaOne dark mode: hardcoded muted text unreadable in WYSIWYG reports

[JonathanPitre]

Summary

HTML fragments from ConvertTo-NinjaOneHtml are unreadable in NinjaOne dark mode due to light-theme assumptions in WYSIWYG fragment HTML.

Screenshot

The Access Errors warning card shows near-white title/body text on a pale yellow info-card.warning background when NinjaOne dark mode is enabled.

Current behavior

1. Info cards (New-HtmlInfoCard) — info-card.warning keeps a light yellow background while page text inherits dark-mode light colors.
2. Muted inline text — hardcoded color: #666 / #888 on table dates, cleanup sizes, duplicate paths (low contrast on dark backgrounds).

New-HtmlWrapper standalone CSS is fine for exported HTML files, but NinjaOne WYSIWYG fields strip style blocks. Only inline styles and NinjaOne-provided classes survive.

Expected behavior

• Info card title/body readable in NinjaOne light and dark mode
• Secondary text inherits theme colors (stat-desc) where the background is not a fixed light tint

Environment

• UltraTree 1.0.1
• NinjaOne device custom field (WYSIWYG), dark mode enabled
• Report via Get-FolderSizes | ConvertTo-NinjaOneHtml (no wrapper)

Suggested fix

• New-HtmlInfoCard: explicit dark text on info-title / info-description (light tinted card backgrounds stay light in dark mode)
• Other fragment helpers: replace hardcoded #666 / #888 with class="stat-desc" where appropriate

Tracked in PR #3.

[JonathanPitre]

Screenshot (NinjaOne dark mode)

Access Errors warning card: light text on pale yellow info-card.warning background — unreadable.

Reported from NinjaOne WYSIWYG custom field (ConvertTo-NinjaOneHtml fragment) with dark mode enabled. Example: 3822 files could not be read (access denied or in use).

Root cause

NinjaOne dark mode inherits light page text color, but info-card.warning (and other info-card.* variants) keep light-theme tinted backgrounds in WYSIWYG fields. Result: near-white text on #fff8e6 yellow.

Fix

Set explicit dark text on info-title / info-description inside info cards (tracked in PR #3).