[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Using "Classic" and yes the one on the pop-up ... the color is fine > using Comm 4.6x ... You can't really compare the UI between the 4.x and the Mozilla browsers... though they tried to get the Classic skin to look pretty close. I'm not sure offhand what color they are querying for the highlight bar on the pop-up menu, so that's something that could be looked into. > On Communicator/2 the clicking of a link is a very visual event ... > almost like a button ... the key word being almost ... Oh, I understand what you are talking about now... when you actually click on the link, it changes color while the mouse button is pressed. This might be a difference in the settings for the "default" colors when the webpage itself doesn't specify the color of the links. Those colors don't come from a system scheme. > Then the Themes are ascii and able to be edited ... Cool !!! Yes. The entire user interface is coded in XUL, and it is rendered by the browser engine just like a web page. Jeffrey S. Kobal IBM Corporation
