Hi guys. Since the change from brackets to gtlt for replaceable tags,
things haven't stood out well. Right now, if in filename or screen
tags, they just run right along with the existing font and are easily
missed. Is there something we can do in css to offset that somewhat?
Maybe make the text lager, as bold won't notice inside userinput tags.
It's already in italics, but that doesn't show so well when using small
font sizes.
Actually, I just appended this to blfs.css locally. I dont know if it's
correct, but it works.
em.replaceable {
font-size: 120%;
font-style: italic;
}
110 was sufficient for items in filename tags, but in userinput it just
didn't stand out very well because of the bold text. Let me know what
y'all think, or if there is a better idea.
-- DJ Lucas
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