[Sage] New stylesheet for Sage - the Most Innovative Upgraded Extension

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> From: too_much green_tea <toomuchgreentea at yahoo.com>
> I have been really struggling with color selection for
> this stylesheet. Could you send me a screenshot of
> this "Luna/MediaCenter-theme" to help me out? 
>   
Well, you've done a good job...
By "Luna/MediaCenter theme" I didn't mean some third-party theme, but 
the default, shiny GUI of Windows XP and/or Windows Media Center 
Edition. Your style blends in well there because of the round shapes, 
big font etc.
I can't send you a screenshot of this because I'm using the "classic" 
GUI (only because there's no DOS theme ;) ), but I'm here are some quick 
results from Google Images:
http://www.vector.co.jp/magazine/spotlight/020123/images/sl0201231_03b.gif
http://windowsxp2002.tripod.com/images/Windows%20XP%20Desktop.JPG
http://www.discoverthejungle.com/webfolder/mediacenter/Images/MCE2002.jpg
http://www.gamepc.com/images/labs/rev-xpmce2005-mainmenuLG.jpg

On to your recent adjustments:
> -------- Original Message  --------
> From: too_much green_tea <toomuchgreentea at yahoo.com>
> Subject: [Sage] Euphonies minor color adjustment
> Date: 06.03.2006 02:15
> There may be more to come. But as for now, 
>
>   h2.item-title a:visited { color: gainsboro; }
>
> need to be changed to
>
>   h2.item-title a:visited { color: #cdc77b; }
>
> Otherwise, the third title link would "disappear"
> visually after being visited. :(
>   
I've noticed that read items kinda merge with the background and become 
hard to read, but that's not necessarily a bad thing.
This new color somehow doesn't fit in, IMHO. So I've gone back to 
graying out read items, but I've adjusted it to #A0A0A0 (there might be 
better shades of gray for this, but I don't have an eye for that).
Oh, by the way: I've set the background attachment to "fixed" for the body.
This had a nice side-effect (only with the gainsboro color though): As 
read items are moved into the gray area when you scroll down, they 
become strangely shiny... Is that an optical illusion or is the Gecko 
engine automatically enhancing the contrast somehow? (It might also be a 
mental defect on my part though, in case you cannot duplicate this on 
your machine. :o )