To: my_pointy_head_is_sharp; glock rocks; BlessedBeGod; smith288
How do underlines/no underlines look for visit status? (I'd get clobbered if I didn't have that for the thread links.)
To: John Robinson
I like it.
To: John Robinson
That would work... just so I can somehow discern them.
To: John Robinson
We didn't use to have that. Why do we need it now? Is there a way you can do it, so that we can circumvent it by our own computer settings - such as "Ignore Colors Specified on Web Pages"?
To: John Robinson
I think it looks pretty good... (you wont please everyone)
525 posted on
11/25/2003 7:16:25 PM PST by
smith288
(Did you even look at yourself in the mirror when you left the house??? Ugh)
To: John Robinson
How do underlines/no underlines look for visit status? That looks better! :-)
To: John Robinson
OK, I set my computer to Ignore Specified Colors. Now virtually everything is blue. Did we have that much blue before? The post number is blue, our names are blue, the Post Reply/Private Reply/etc. is all blue. And a bright blue, at that. Maybe if you made it a darker blue.
But still, I don't remember that much blue before.
To: John Robinson
How do underlines/no underlines look for visit status? Not good. It needs to be consistent with web protocol and change color.
Otherwise you're going to get a million complaints from people wondering why some threads aren't underlined.
To: John Robinson
Oh, I didn't know you had it up there. The underlines don't bother me. I could live with that. What bothers me is all the blue. Blue titles everywhere. Way too much bright blue. (Can't we go back to the way it was?)
To: John Robinson
What's with the horrible black underlining for visited threads!!! This morning I was loving your changes. Now the whole place looks sick! The light blue bar with standard color change for visited threads was very nice. Now it's ugly as sin.
567 posted on
11/25/2003 7:46:02 PM PST by
LikeLight
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