Home Hi Guys,
When I check out the various topics, they show on my screen as blue. The unread ones are slightly darker blue than the read ones. Is there a way to make it so the read ones and the unread ones have more of a contrast? The 2 blues are really close sometimes difficult to distinguish.
Thanks,
Tim
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powerwagontim
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Robi, our Board owner selected this "skin", collection of colors and buttons.
I don't know that it can be changed by individual users. I've looked over ande some under the boards workings and I think "we've got what we've got" until there is an entire skin changing.
Wish I had a more satisfying answer at this time.
kL
I don't know that it can be changed by individual users. I've looked over ande some under the boards workings and I think "we've got what we've got" until there is an entire skin changing.
Wish I had a more satisfying answer at this time.
kL
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You can set the visited link colour in your browser, simply go to the tools menu at the top of the screen, select internet options, go to the appearance section at the bottom of the General menu tab and select colours. You can then set your link to any colour you desire.....
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