Author: Heiner Marxen
Date: 07:41:29 12/08/00
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On December 08, 2000 at 08:53:59, Tim Mirabile wrote: >On December 08, 2000 at 02:20:40, Ricardo Gibert wrote: > >>How about displaying text that begins with a ">" as normal text and text that >>does not begin with a ">" in boldface? This would accomplish what we are really >>after and avoid the color blindness issue completely. > >I like this one too, as long as bolding the <pre> text does not mess something >else up. I tried a slight change to the color scheme. If these colors don't go >over too well I might try your idea. It kind of reminds me of chess books where >the main line is in bold and variations are in normal text. Someone suggested >italics but I think many would find italics hard to read as well. I object italics. I like the idea to use bold face, but in a slightly different way: make the ">"s bold, regardless whether with or without any colour. That way I could very easily find the new text inside of even large quotations, which is sometimes not so easy. Generally all the colour scemes up to now were fine with me. Setting all the new text in bold face does not screw anything up AFAIK. I could live with that version also. Heiner
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