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

[nishatalitha]

I don't know much about CSS or style sheets or anything like that. However, this is a completely different way of handling your problem. If you need to temporarily put a page into black and white, or get rid of annoying things about a website, there are bookmarklets available.

I mostly use the general zap one, but some of the other bookmarklets look pretty useful as well. You get rid of the changes by refreshing your page.

They can be found here, at Bookmarklets for Zapping Annoyances. Just drag and drop the bookmarklet, and it's ready for use.

[mmegaera]

Jana's CSS step-by-step worked beautifully, if you want to try it.