- From: Blazej Slusarek <blazej.86@gmail.com>
- Date: Sat, 21 Apr 2007 21:21:59 +0200
- To: www-style@w3.org
Hello, my question is very simple: what does CSS standard say about setting default background and foreground (font) color? Normally I wouldn't bother about it, but one thing stands in the way. But let's start from the beginning: If some user sets his own default color sheme (e.g. white text and black background), then this is his choice and we shouldn't discuss about it, am I correct? The webmaster can also set these colors. But what if webmaster set only one of the colors, leaving the other one undefined? There is a possibility that the page could be completly unreadable. Example? Here it is: http://www.wpk.p.lodz.pl/~bejus/w3c.png So, don't You think there should be something about it in the standard? I really can't see a situation, where both of the colors shouldn't be defined, so I think setting just one color is in some way lack of professionalism, because the webmaster should predict that kind of situation. Tell me what do You think about it. Maybe this is already defined somewhere, In that case sorry for the trouble:)
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