In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Travis Crump <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> J.B. Moreno wrote: > > I've recently been wondering if CSS couldn't be used to do spoiler > > protection by setting the color of spoiled text to the background color > > (of course then there'd have to be some UI for turning it off). > > > > Given that I know nothing about CSS I'm probably way off base, but > > anything that can be used to fix OE without relying upon MS must have > > something going for it. > > HTML is generally frowned upon on newsgroups and on mailing lists so > this wouldn't be a good idea... You misunderstand -- I'm talking strictly display, so there's no problem with HTML being involved. But just as text can be (and is) color coded using CSS, even though the message was text/plain, so it could also (possibly) be hidden/protected. Really, as I understand it, everything that Mozilla displays gets turned into some kind of HTML first, regardless of what the source was. -- J.B. Moreno
