On 12 Jun 2002 at 20:15, Bill Janssen wrote: > I've been unhappy with the fact that all my links are coming out navy, > for two reasons: (1) it's too close to black for me, and (2) the > parser shouldn't be doing this -- this is a presentation tidbit that > should be done by the viewer, if the user tells it to. So I've made > the following change: > > Links are only colored if either (a) the document explicitly says to > color them, or (b) the user defines "anchor-color" in their config > file (sorry about that American spelling, Robert :-). But as a bonus, > you can define "anchor-color" to any color, so now you can have red > links if that's what you want.
Looks great. Definately agree. Will work very nice in CSS, also, to have a stylesheet for such coloring of all elements. And American spelling is OK, esp. for web parameters as they all seem to be that way :-) > I've also turned off explicit setting of the color to black at the > beginning of every paragraph. Again, this is what the viewer should > be doing, and, it seems to be unnecessary. Agreed. However, has the viewer now been changed so that if jumping into the middle of a document, the paragraph isn't the wrong color since it didn't render the color switch tag earlier on? Adam I think mentioned looking into this? Best wishes, Robert
