cga2000 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote Sat, Jun 03, 2006: > On Sat, Jun 03, 2006 at 07:49:27AM EDT, Jonas Fonseca wrote: > > cga2000 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote Fri, Jun 02, 2006: > [..] > .. and you can actually set hex #rrggbb colors..! I wonder how elinks > determines the closest xterm-256 match.
It uses a pretty standard rgb distance calculator, with some simplification. See src/terminal/color.c ... ;) > I changed the "visited links" default - was yellow in my setup.. very > visible on a dark background but practically invisible on a light one. Yes, 256 color mode lacks the 'ensure contrast' option that 16 color mode has. > Sometimes elinks > actually seems to hesitate .. briefly flashing a black background (I am > on an xterm with "-bg black") and eventually comes up with the "document > colors".. usually dark text & a light background.. and sometimes it does > not. It could be the incremental rendering. Some CSS document might first be completely loaded after the first rendering has occured. > Interestingly some sites are rendered with "islands" of dark-colored > text on a light background and the rest of the page is black. In my > case, the European Yahoo! sites are rendered correctly while the > American ones - US, Mexico, Brazil, Argentina.. have are not. A quick look reveals that http://www.yahoo.com/ has: <body topmargin=7 marginheight=7 link=#003399 vlink=#800080> while http://uk.yahoo.com/ has: <body topmargin=7 marginheight=7 link=#003399 vlink=#800080 bgcolor=#ffffff> You can use scripting to insert the bgcolor attribute if you care. > No big deal anyway. Looking forward to being able to spend more time > tinkering with the program's customization and seriously reading the > doc. Yes, the many config options is one of ELinks' biggest asset (and weakness ;-). -- Jonas Fonseca _______________________________________________ elinks-users mailing list [email protected] http://linuxfromscratch.org/mailman/listinfo/elinks-users
