Color Vs. No Color question

[Joel Fentin]

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Tkil wrote:

>>>>>>"Joel" == Joel Fentin <joel at fentin.com> writes:
> 
> 
> Joel> Do I have to use html tags to retain color on all browsers?
> 
> No, you just need to use correct color tags (as someone else already
> pointed out).
> 
> "DDDDDD" is *not* a valid color specification.  
> "#DDDDDD" *is* a valid color specification.

I thought I tested this last night. It did the trick. Appologies to Joe 
Crawford.
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> A small plea: unless you have a very good reason to set the background
> color, please don't.  The web is not a printed page, and the rules of
> printed text on reflective medium (e.g., "dark text on light is easier
> to read") do not necessarily apply to a light-emitting medium.

It's not just about background colors. It's about all colors.


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