a DW question

[mmegaera]

When people do quotations from other sources in DW, the words show up in a black block with white writing. If I look at this black box long enough to read the writing, when I look away again, I get an afterimage that lasts approximately as long as it took to read the quotation. For long quotations, this is really annoying.

Is there a way to keep DW from putting quotations in white letters on a black background?

Thanks!

Comments

[mmegaera]

Oh, and this is while reading my FL, which is in my style.

[onyxlynx]

Yipe.

It may be your style (some styles have color backgrounds for blockquotes). What I saw of the style you're using indicates good use of color and clean lines--I like it--but I don't know which one it is.

People post style problems in style_system--I meant style_system, pardon my mistake, and other people come up with solutions.

I have finally bought HTML and CSS for Dummies so I can get a handle on this stuff. (Hmmmm. I wonder if background color is an attribute in blockquote and can be input directly...?)

[mmegaera]

I'll be honest. I'm more inclined to just skip the quotes rather than go to all the hassle of trying to fix the problem. If it was a quick fix (click a button), I'd do it, but I'm not going to deal with posting on a board and waiting for a solution that will probably be more than I want to deal with. Or changing my style.

What I'm saying is that if there's a quick fix, I want it. If there isn't, then DW needs to create one, and if they haven't, they've screwed up.

Sorry, I don't mean to be shooting the messenger, but honestly!

[onyxlynx]

*fake-staggers a few steps for comic effect*

No harm, no foul! (I wouldn't mind a very pale tint behind blockquotes, but I don't know how to do that. Not to mention a blockquote button...)

Hope you get a solution!

[mmegaera]

Thanks. Me, too.