Am Sonntag, 15. November 2009 14:55:09 schrieb Michal Suchanek: > You cannot make a site which has no background, has text color set, > and expect it to be readable. The default background color may be any > color, including the one you chose for some of your text.
You can try to fit the most common cases: bright background and dark background. But you can't fit all use cases when you use absolute color as signifier. And to my (outdated) knowledge css isn't flexible enough to be able to say "color: alternate" or "color: emphasized" (as we can do in the shell). (that would be really flexible webdesign: first create a color scheme, then assign colors to different elements. But currently that only allows us to assign a color to <em>, but not to define a standardized color scheme as base which browsers can change in a clearly defined way which is compatible accross different websites.) Best wishes, Arne
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