The links are green now, but now it's impossible to see which links I already used and which I didn't use.

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Low priority I know but could you change the <TH> background colour of the "Your Computers" page to one of
dimgray (#696969)
darkgray (#A9A9A9)
gray (#808080)
The green link colour is unreadable on my display with the current background colour (#969696) but is easily readable with any of the above.

thanks

Low priority I know but could you change the <TH> background colour of the "Your Computers" page to one of
dimgray (#696969)
darkgray (#A9A9A9)
gray (#808080)
The green link colour is unreadable on my display with the current background colour (#969696) but is easily readable with any of the above.

thanks

+1
Indeed very hard to read, if one doesn't already know whats written there...
Same for the "team members", "top users", "top teams" and other pages.

Hi,

IMHO, the whole green-on-black and white-on-black style is very hard to read and not very ergonomic.

I had to change the styles for the forum via the "Stylish"-Extension for the Firefox browser to be able to read without getting a headache.

I use the following style now:

@namespace url(http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml);

@-moz-document domain("www.gpugrid.net") {

blockquote.postbody, td.postbody{
background-color:#c0c0c0 !important;
color: black !important;
}

div#preview {
background-color:white !important;
color: black !important;
}

#container a, a:link, a:visited, a:active {
color:#F60 !important;
}

}

It is far from being perfect, but serves the purpose :-)

hth
Thomas

Hmm... Wouldn't it be much easier to use the style switch? ;-)

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