A possible local solution is to overwrite the domain CSS. This can be easily accomplished with Firefox. You must add or create a new file (userContent.css) with the definition shown below. Follow the steps described in the next post to configure it:
Note: This will affect the entire domain, use it at your own risk of affecting the styling of other pages in the domain.
@-moz-document domain(docs.omniverse.nvidia.com) {
.method > .sig > .sig-name, .method > .sig > .sig-prename, .property > .sig > .sig-name, .property > .sig > .sig-prename {
color: #eeeeee !important;
}
.property > .sig > .property > .pre, .property > .sig > .property > .pre {
color: #999999 !important;
}
}
There is something similar for Chromium/Chome but it is more tedious :)