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As you know, I've been off the Board for 6 months. Since returning I've noticed that the occassional post contains some text that is a paler shade of grey (just) than the background - and thus I can't read it.
Is it just the way I've set up my screen, is it my browser, or is it me? Is there anything I can do so that I can read this part of the message? (I suspect I'm missing out on crucial witticisms!!)
I also can't remember where the info on emoticons lives in the archives. Having read it before, I seem to recall that it didn't go into any depth as to HOW one inserts these into a post. Similarly, don't know how to change fonts, text colour etc - do I need HTML knowledge? Do I use the "Post" window under the "Make a New Post" icon to post fancy stuff or is there some other way? If it's a quick fix, feel free to post the answer, PM me or send a reply via email.
yours in HTML inadequacy
stales
Entire Thread Subject Posted By Posted Text Shading In Posts stales 08/30/01 05:50 AM Re: Text Shading In Posts belligerentyouth 08/30/01 07:54 AM Re: Text Shading In Posts Jazzoctopus 08/30/01 09:35 PM Re: welcome back stales! wow 08/30/01 10:07 PM Re: welcome back stales! Faldage 08/31/01 01:25 PM Re: Text Shading In Posts AnnaStrophic 08/30/01 06:27 PM
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