Green print?

[Marsha Lynn]

OK, I give up. I'm using the "NazNet green" color scheme. I can't figure out what the colors mean. For instance, if I look at the "Who's online" list, there are nine members and three guests. My name and two others are in bright green. The other people online are in black. I've noticed that at least one name is consistently in bright green. I don't have a buddy list and haven't struck up any alliances with anyone that I know of. All those people are online, so that's not it. Can anyone enlighten me?

Also, in threads, some posts are green and some are black. It doesn't matter whether I've read them or not. What do the colors mean?

I suppose this answer is somewhere obvious, but I thought I'd take the lazy way out this time and just ask.

Thanks in advance for any insight on this.

:confused:

Marsha

[G R 'Scott' Cundiff]

Also, in threads, some posts are green and some are black. It doesn't matter whether I've read them or not. What do the colors mean?

Thanks in advance for any insight on this.

Marsha

I worked quite a while this morning trying to understand how to make followed links a different color. The results were uneven. I can make it work sometimes, but not others.

It makes me miss old time HTML where that was a very simple command. Anyway, most of the time, darker means not clicked on -- but no promises.

[Marsha Lynn]

I was thinking that bold print meant not clicked on. Even in threads from this evening where I've read all the posts and the envelope on the left in the index is closed, I still get some posts in green and some in black.

I'll keep studying the matter. If I can't find a pattern, I'll assume it's your incessant tinkering that makes things inconsistent.

Maybe I'll postpone my analysis until Sunday. That's the day you do your real job, right?

:basic02

Marsha