2009/11/15 Arne Babenhauserheide <arne_...@web.de>: > 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 And to my (outdated) knowledge css isn't flexible enough to be able to say 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.) >
Yes, you either set all colors or set none, anything else is broken (as is your web site). Thanks Michal
