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ECU – Darkened
Description:
it from being illegible. It also works for Blackboard and some of
the library webpages.
More info
On some Blackboard posts, the student has made their own style that
may come out with a bigger font, but the width of the paragraphs are
still defined by the smaller font of a parent container. This makes
the lines appear too narrow, but I can’t pinpoint those lines without
breaking the formatting for the other posts and announcements, which
is the overwhelming majority in my experience; so I’m leaving it as
is. (Feb 8, 2012) version 1.2.3—took out iframe rule because body
rule overrides it.
version 1.2.2—darkened the courses list background on Blackboard “My
Courses” and put some space on the right side of images in case
instructors didn’t and left the text right next to the picture (Nov 16,
2011)
version 1.2.1—darkened the background of the discussion board where it
lists the threads
version 1.2—made a few backgrounds consistent
version 1.1—added a rule to limit the Blackboard posts to 35em wide
and to change their fonts to Loma, Tahoma or Monaco, depending on
whether GNU/Linux, Windows or Mac is used, respectively. sans-serif is
kept for fallback.
First install FreeStyler to use this style.
If you already installed it, please, make sure this site is allowed to run JavaScript.But you can download Freestyler for other browsers and apply styles there!
Applies to:
www.ecu.edu, media.lib.ecu.edu, blackboard.ecu.edu