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I instead put a CSS code to ungrey the comments so that they are black and all are visible, because, I prefer the opposite to what you mention. Of course, the s
by zzo38computer 7y ago
I instead put a CSS code to ungrey the comments so that they are black and all are visible, because, I prefer the opposite to what you mention. Of course, the system enables both to be done, so that is good. (I also would want them to be sorted by time rather than what it currently does.)
However, I don't know if some comments might contain codes which are not spoken properly by a screen reader voice.
- zzo38computer 7y agoAlso, to draw lines where is the indentations for replies to make it more clear to follow them, I also did. In case it may be useful to anyone who reads this, here is the CSS code that I used: div.comment * { color: #000000 !important; } .ind { background: url(file:///var/www/img_1C/bg1.png); } The file bg1.png is generated from a XPM file: ! XPM2 40 2 2 1 . c none # c #888888 ...................#.................... ........................................