A more efficient way to get the body is to use document.body instead of document.querySelector("body"). Same thing applies to classes. It's faster for the browser to fetch classes with document.getElementsByClassName('container')[0] instead of using document.querySelector(".container").
To make the js use less code I would add the animation css to the body.dark .sun-logo and body.dark .moon-logo instead of toggling the classes on each button.
I intentionally did the toggling because I wanted to create separate classes because of the transform property. The transform property is explicitly stated for the initial position.
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A more efficient way to get the body is to use
document.bodyinstead ofdocument.querySelector("body"). Same thing applies to classes. It's faster for the browser to fetch classes withdocument.getElementsByClassName('container')[0]instead of usingdocument.querySelector(".container").To make the js use less code I would add the animation css to the
body.dark .sun-logoandbody.dark .moon-logoinstead of toggling the classes on each button.I intentionally did the toggling because I wanted to create separate classes because of the
transformproperty. Thetransformproperty is explicitly stated for the initial position.