Saving ios data dash

[Bob Goodwin]

On 12/27/14 09:11, Tim wrote:
> If you wish to pursue it, try just using this bit from my example CSS,
> as a starting point:
>
> *
> {
>   color: white !important;
>   background: black !important;
> }
>
> That makes*everything*  white on black (the * wildcard applies it to all
> elements), so the whole page, all gadgets, etc., should all be painted
> that way.
>
> "color" set the foreground colour, white, in this case.
>
> "background" sets the background colour (and/or background image),
> black, in this case.
>
> The "!important" keyword means that your specifications are more
> important than the websites, so you override them.
>
> There's a chance that you can add the same stylesheet to your mail
> client, too, if you use one that uses HTML formatting (which can include
> plain text mail, if the client renders them using its HTML engine).
>
> -- tim at localhost ~]$ uname -rsvp

I created a .css file using only the lines you suggest:

{
  color: white !important;
  background: black !important;
}

That seems to provide white on black although I had to select those 
colors under Preferences? And I need the add-on "BYM" to display text 
[in reverse video] in the web page boxes requiring entry of a response.

I'll try this for a while and see how it works on different pages, so 
far it looks good.

Thanks,

Bob

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