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:Yes, good point. I was reviewing it last night and the same point occurred to me (but I was too idle to do anything about it <g>). Actually, in truth, the problem is rather that I think blue is a really good color for it and couldn't think of another with the same combination of emphasis, clarity and umm... lack of "''shoutiness''" (<span style="color:red;">red is too "'''shouty'''"</span> for instance). What colour would you (or anybody else) suggest? [[User:Mikepeat|Mike]] 09:53, 22 November 2007 (CET) | :Yes, good point. I was reviewing it last night and the same point occurred to me (but I was too idle to do anything about it <g>). Actually, in truth, the problem is rather that I think blue is a really good color for it and couldn't think of another with the same combination of emphasis, clarity and umm... lack of "''shoutiness''" (<span style="color:red;">red is too "'''shouty'''"</span> for instance). What colour would you (or anybody else) suggest? [[User:Mikepeat|Mike]] 09:53, 22 November 2007 (CET) | ||
::There, changed it to <span style="color:midnightblue;">midnightblue</span> - how well does that work do you think? | |||
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Blue Highlighting
Can I suggest using a colour other than blue for highlighting areas of text in this document. Considering that links are the same colour, it would make the page more readable. Green perhaps? Hellboy1975 01:02, 22 November 2007 (CET)
- Yes, good point. I was reviewing it last night and the same point occurred to me (but I was too idle to do anything about it <g>). Actually, in truth, the problem is rather that I think blue is a really good color for it and couldn't think of another with the same combination of emphasis, clarity and umm... lack of "shoutiness" (red is too "shouty" for instance). What colour would you (or anybody else) suggest? Mike 09:53, 22 November 2007 (CET)
- There, changed it to midnightblue - how well does that work do you think?
