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[scottish]

black to grey on black skin

kk

Moved by Oli (Forum Manager) from Habbox Feedback

[Hecktix]

Care to elaborate, Scott?

[scottish]

change black text to grey on black skin so its not ******* annoying to look at posts full of black text which you cant read

[Jamesy]

Thats not really a bug. If someone makes their font black it's going to come up black. Sometimes the word 'please' is nice too.

[scottish]

i didnt say it was a bug hence why it in feedback and not bug fix

[Hecktix]

i didnt say it was a bug hence why it in feedback and not bug fix

Equally you can hardly make a feedback thread telling people not to write in black text :S

[scottish]

i can make a feedback thread saying change black text to grey tho cant i

[Hecktix]

i can make a feedback thread saying change black text to grey tho cant i

No, people can post in whatever colour they want - the way you worded this thread (with so much detail) to me seemed like it was a bug, now you've explained it it's just being rude.

[scottish]

no its not

People write in black text
Habbox offers a black skin
Black on black = no ready
no ready = no likey

esp as you write debates and people do announcements in black text which proves to be rather ******* annoying

The simple suggestion was to change the colour black on the black skin to a more readable colour i.e grey, as it was previously done before vb4 im sure.

http://verbswish.com/swishism/wp-content/uploads/2009/08/simples.bmp

[Hecktix]

I never intentionally write in black text, in the debate earlier I selected black after using red. I shall ensure announcements are not in black although if colour is used black is the immediate default to click afterwards.

The way you post things like this, by the way is appalling.

[scottish]

The way you post things like this, by the way is appalling.

ty

nvrtheless

The simple suggestion was to change the colour black on the black skin to a more readable colour i.e grey, as it was previously done before vb4 im sure.

[Hecktix]

ty

nvrtheless

The simple suggestion was to change the colour black on the black skin to a more readable colour i.e grey, as it was previously done before vb4 im sure.

If you had said this in post one rather than "change black to grey on dark skin" then I could have spoken to Jamesy about it.

[scottish]

But i didn't, did i?

i'm sure you can still speak to him now :)