On Saturday 20 November 2004 10:48, you wrote: > * Paul Brook [Sat, 20 Nov 2004 00:00:10 +0000]: > > Konqueror ignores the "Normal text color" setting when redering > > webpages. This setting is found in the "Appearance" section of > > konqueror configuration. > > > > It also ignores the standard kde text color setting, always rendering > > text in black. > > > > This makes konqueror pretty much useless when using a white-on-black > > colorscheme, and effects all pages that do not explicitly set background > > and foreground colors. > > afaict, the correct place to make this changes is the 'Stylesheets' > tab, *not* the 'Appearance' one. > > under 'Stylesheets', select "Use accessibility stylesheet defined in > 'Customize'-tab", and then put your preferences there, e.g. Colors -> > "White on black". you may also use a manually written stylesheet > provided by you. > > here it works. please write back reporting if it works for you or not, > so that we can close the bug or take further actions.
This does not solve my problem. It provides a very poor workaround, but then so does changing my color scheme back to the the default :-) Using the Stylesheets tab forces *all* pages to be formatted in one color scheme, overriding any other stylesheets. This is not what I want. I'll give a couple of examples: http://gcc.gnu.org/ This website contains stylesheets, and currently does the right thing under all circumstances. It is (as I would expect) unaffected by the color chosen in the 'Appearance' tab. https://nowt.dyndns.org/simplepage.html This is a simple page I put together. It contains no explicit formatting information, relying on the browser defaults. The page background is black, as specified by my kde color scheme (good). However the text on the page is also black (bad). There doesn't seem to be any way to change this wihout forcing all webpages to use the same style. I would expect the text color on this page to be controlled by either the 'Appearance' tab, or my default window kde text color as used by every other applications. Paul
