Re: black backgropunds
by Byron Canfield <barn(at)byronc.com>
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Wed, 22 Apr 1998 22:15:38 -0700 |
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Mike Erickson <fallout(at)deltanet.com>, earl sundquist <sunquist(at)cen.quik.com> |
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hwg-graphics(at)hwg.org |
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Mike, I agree. I seldom pay much heed to "holier than thou" opinions. If
it's any comfort, my homepage (and the whole site, for that matter) has a
black background.
At 08:57 PM 4/22/98 -0700, Mike Erickson wrote:
>But I've seen *LOTS* of colored brochures, something I believe to be much
>closer to the analouge equivilent of a webpage. Also, thanks to HTML, you
>can change the color of links from that blue color to something gray or
>yellow, or whatever you like. I agree, blue on black is hard to read, but
>it's easily preventable. I think you are over generalizing. I know we have
>all seen enough lame black-backed webpages to puke, but it *can* be done
>well..
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>BTW: yes, my homepage does have a black background.. :D
Barn
(Byron Canfield)
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