Rick Merrill <[email protected]> wrote: > Rob wrote: >> Rick Merrill <[email protected]> wrote: >>> Rob wrote: >>>> I installed 2.20 on a system at work where we still use 2.14.1 and >>>> noticed that signatures are now displayed "dim" in HTML mail as well. >>>> (this used to be the case only in text mail, but I don't know if this >>>> has changed now in 2.20 or in an earlier release after 2.14.1) >>>> >>>> I see no UI to control this. Is there a hidden preference for it? >>>> I want to disable this feature because it does not look good, especially >>>> when someone has mistakenly added a message and signature ABOVE a >>>> quoted mail. >>>> >>> >>> cAN't you just delete the double dash? >> >> Yes. That is what the mail.identity.default.suppress_signature_separator >> pref does. >> >> But that has no influence on the dim display of a HTML signature, only >> for text signatures. >> > > I did not notice mention of HTML in the OP's note,
Was my message that unclear? Several people seem to have missed the part "HTML mail", and I even explicitly mentioned that it was working that way for text mail long before. > but it seems reasonable that an > HTML sig would control its own display intensity. But it doesn't. A HTML signature is embedded in a <div class="moz-signature"> for which there is a fixed stylesheet with "opacity: 0.5" in the latest versions. So the HTML the user designed is shown "dim", including company logo etc. Not good. _______________________________________________ support-seamonkey mailing list [email protected] https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
