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Originally posted by Ectoplasm8
I think the Q&A format should be a little simplier. Something like this below so we can focus on the question and answer clearly without all of the characters. But maybe I'm missing something in the format you're setting up.
The more I've looked again at your examples, perhaps the QUESTION and ANSWER are sufficient CUES for the beginning of each. YET, I still have an urge, a yearning, a need for a different character line at the beginning of each pairing. Let me see what this looks like:
I'm glad you found the research helpful.
Originally posted by BO XIAN
It seems to me, in light of your post and research, that we'd do well to ask for default colors for both backgrounds to be embedded in the software rewrite.
Would you please be willing to come up with a handful of color numbers that would accomplish my two goals?
There's not much to get. In one box you enter the background color which I gave you in the post with the link to it, for the dark color.
Originally posted by BO XIAN
I haven't wrapped my mind sufficiently around how to use your source, link, resource vis a vis the contrastor etc. Sorry.
This is the science behind why people were saying the blue looks so hideous,and it's also part of the reason why the teal looks better, as it's closer to a central focal plane than the blue. As you can see, green is in the middle, and yellow isn't shown but it's close to the middle too which is why it's more readable than red or blue. Red is in the opposite side of a neutral focal plane from blue, so if you put red and blue next to each other, it can be hard to focus on both depending on how they are displayed, but even against a neutral background the difference is enough to make the red look unfocused as you noted.
You may be interested to know that the human eye lens exhibits chromatic aberration. Fortunately, a yellow pigment in the fovea called the macula lutea helps to protect us from this problem. Yellow pigments absorb blue light.
I didn't check every case where color failed but I checked a few and noticed at least three reasons why color may have failed:
Originally posted by BO XIAN
Note: I don't know why the system was inconsistent in its application of colors per the BB color coding. Sometimes lower case letters immediately after the BB code seems to help and sometimes not.
If you look at your original post, the color is broken, at least it is for me, as seen here:
Originally posted by BO XIAN
at this point,
There have been no further Tom Carey replies. I'll try and update this evening, after there have been. Cheers.