Suggestion: Recolor Hyperlinking within the Clubhouse please.

[NorCalBorn]

Can we please edit the forum code to reflect hyper linking better while in the clubhouse? The light background makes the link invisible and I always have to go back and do Bold/Underline/Blue so they show up. When you're in 'Mud it shows just fine w/ the brown background, just not as well in here.

ie:

T.O.R.C. < The text there does not show the hyper link embedded,

..unless your mouse is directly hovering over it or you tell people,

"Hey check out this: http://www.toyotaclub.org/ " , versus the following..

T.O.R.C. now stands right out so you know the link is there.

Also, you can just skip the whole bold bit if necessary as..

T.O.R.C. also works just fine.

Just a thought on a little improvement that will make a small difference.

 

[woody]

easy fix? Eliminate the different CSS codes used in the Clubhouse areas

 

[NorCalBorn]

OK..thanks. Main Clubhouse page is brown now.

Does this mean it's up to each club to review this subject and decide for themselves because in here and in the clubs the background is still light beige?

Club Officers, is this a stupid topic or worth a review?

 

[woody]

Most of the clubhouses have always used a 'dark' background....only a small handful chose to use the lighter colors...might even be less than 10 now, but can't recall.

The lighter colors carry back to one of the many past TLCA color themes used at TLCA.org.

That relationship has continually changed over the years.

 

[NorCalBorn]

Most of the clubhouses have always used a 'dark' background....only a small handful chose to use the lighter colors...might even be less than 10 now, but can't recall.

The lighter colors carry back to one of the many past TLCA color themes used at TLCA.org.

That relationship has continually changed over the years.

Understood..tradition usually wins out over things. I won't take it personally if clubs do not change it. I just think the whole thing reads way easier and hurts the eyes less.

 

[woody]

I just think the whole thing reads way easier and hurts the eyes less.

the light (like this) or the dark?

 

[wapitidon]

never realized or paid that much attention...however after figuring out what you were talking about and reading woodys reply sounds like somebody ought to change this background. It is much easier to read with dark background. Guess we can bring it up at the meeting or maybe Michael can change the colors on his own. He's good with colors.

 

[NorCalBorn]

*Like Don posted, the light background is not working IMHO.