AwesomeMod Config - Stylish
awrevell:
It seems I have misunderstood your presentation. Originally I thought you were saying the config page should be redesigned. However, from your last post I gathered that Stylish isn't something that has to be implemented by the site but rather something implemented by an individual. That being the case, my observations were completely wrong. I apologize for taking umbrage and speaking out of turn.
Inge:
I prefer the original.
Pescado I can hardly believe you posted what you posted! I am too old for these shocks.
Marhis:
Quote from: Jordi on 2009 June 27, 12:32:03
Sans Serif please, not "San Serif". It's not a saint, but "without Serif", referring to the little extra details present in Serif typefaces,
:-\ :'( :(
Dux:
Sorry! Excuse my (non) French.
I seem to be able to spell only one language at a time.
Anach:
Quote from: awrevell on 2009 June 27, 13:00:09
It seems I have misunderstood your presentation. Originally I thought you were saying the config page should be redesigned. However, from your last post I gathered that Stylish isn't something that has to be implemented by the site but rather something implemented by an individual. That being the case, my observations were completely wrong. I apologize for taking umbrage and speaking out of turn.
Not at all. I'm just thankful that we have a config page in the first place :)
Quote from: Dux on 2009 June 27, 12:20:44
Science tells us black (boldish) text on pale yellow (slightly paler than Excel pale yellow) is easiest to read, closely followed by dark purple on same.
For large text san serif is better, for small print serif.
The contrast between background and text should not be to large, black on light grey is easier on the eyes than black on glaring white.
This is at least true for printed matter (subtractive blending), screens (additive blending) don't seem to chance the result.
One drawback with colour is that if you look at one colour for a long time and then look at a white wall, you will se a shadow image in its complement colour.
Green is the complement colour of blood red, so operating theatres usually have pale green walls and scrubs.
Black on yellow might be ok, but for me (at least in this scenario), it was about staying up late and having sore eyes from the monitor glare in a dark room, i didnt really plan it very much, other than choosing a colour from another stylish I use on another similar site. However, the good thing about stylish is that each person can edit the fonts and almost every other page element to their liking.
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