>> "David J. Peterson" <dedalvs@...> wrote:
>>
>> Not quite:
>>
>> <
http://wiki.frath.net/Senjecan_postpositions>
>
> Whoops! Sorry about that. They're in blue to set them apart from all
> the words in English. I liked the look of the blue rather than that of
> the other colors.
Why using color at all? The philological convention
is rather to use italics for the language under analysis.
Besides not everyone sees color alike, or at all!
A workable solution would be to create a template
{{Senjecan|}} to wrap around the relevant text strings,
implementing a CSS class .Senjecan which anyone can set
to show however they like in their user CSS.
I can help you with that if you give me a list of
pages where you have used the convention.
> I think that the blue of the hyperlink is a lighter
> blue.
Again not all eyes or all screens are created equal.
I for one have trouble seeing light blue against white,
so I have set hyperlinks to show as modal blue.
/BP