On poll voting and such the fonts are white in the secondary skin here. The vB colored one. And it can barely be seen. I have to highlight it to read. Also in posting threads and such the bottom area of additional options is the same way. Example: http://www.eboze.com/white.gif
The vBulletin forums use the same skin, but their CSS is slightly different to ours in that class giving black text on the pale blue ground. I can only assume a small and meek minority use the pale skin; otherwise the mob would have set fire to our Dark Lord by now.
I use the pale set but just settle into the fact that im in a minority and stopped caring a long time ago. Anyway its fun to see all the little hidden messages that some people leave in their posts.
you probably clicked the link in my post. light http:// forums.bit-tech.net/index.php?styleid=1 bit-tech blue http:// forums.bit-tech.net/index.php?styleid=10
Are we gonna do anything about changing the font colour for polls? - I use the pale skin cos I'm bored of the default one.
I don't understand why no one will do it. It would really take a minute at tops. I just want to read the text without having to highlight it.
I point my bottom at the Dark Lord... For those of you with Firefox, add this line to your userContent.css file (the ChromEdit extension makes this soooo easy): Code: .panel {color: black !important; }
the other skins look horid to the default one tbh. cpemma you can change sites css in firefox. could you do that with the silver text on the main forum? /me @ rtt /me expects a or a from rtt for that comment
If you mean the links colour on bit-tech.net, yes, but then they don't show up so well on the dark blue menu backgrounds. They're plain simple A: tags, so your change will affect virtually every page on the net. If you want to see the effect, add this code to userContent.css Code: a:link { color: #6699ff !important; } a:visited { color: #666 !important; } a:hover { color: red !important; } Or change colours to suit. The visited links feature is a bit buggy with vBull3, they don't become active again with a new post until a cookie dies or something.