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Posted by Bob on 12/31/06 06:25
Neredbojias wrote:
> To further the education of mankind, Bob <bob@bob.org> vouchsafed:
>
>> ... I do this because my aging CRT monitor
>> hurts my eyes unless I hack down the black-white contrast on the
>> monitor. Will work until I can afford a new monitor.
>
> Not that you haven't thought of this, but doesn't your monitor have
> contrast/brightness adjustment?
Not sure if you know this, but CRT monitors, when they get old, they get
really hard to view. They hurt your eyes. One of the things that goes is
the contrast. CRT monitors work via some kind of jets that shoot
something at the screen. After years, this jet substance starts to gum
up the screen in some way.
To answer you, I have been monkeying with contrast/brightness/gamma and
everything else on the monitor, video card, you name it, for months on
end now, and I have not been able to fix this problem no matter where I
set it to. The guys on the Linux group said the monitor is shot.
>
>> I am looking at a webpage that is using inline styles, to whit:
>>
>> <span style="color: black;">
>>
>> How do I change the style sheet to change these text strings to grey?
>> Will this do it?
>>
>> span style {
>> color: #787878 !important;
>> }
>
> Yes. ...I think.
I have it set to this now:
span[style] {
color: #787878 !important;
}
And it seems to be working.
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