Change background or text colors?

[sumocomputers]

I am running a registered iSilo 4.01 and later 4.05b4 on a Sony Clie UX-50 (Palm OS 5.21) 320 x 480. I cannot seem to find any way to change the background or font colors. Somtimes the text on certain documents defaults to baby blue, which is very hard to read.

If there is a post on this subject that I have missed, please kindly direct me there.

Thanks

Chris

[Voltage Spike]

If you can live without document-specified colors, then, from within iSiloX, go into "Document Properties/Color" and "Ignore text colors".

If you wish to change the colors of a document, you may wish to read one of my earlier posts. Let me know if you have any questions.

[iSilo]

If the text is in blue, then it has been specified by the document. Note that by default, links are in blue unless the document specifies its own link colors.

If you converted the document yourself using iSiloX/C, then you can set the option to ignore text colors and reconvert. In iSiloX, this option is available through the Properties dialog for the entry you created for conversion of the document. In the Properties dialog, click the Color tab. There under the Text section, select the option "Ignore text colors". Click OK, then reconvert.

There is currently no way in iSilo to force colors for a document, but see Voltage Spike's alternative suggestion to see whether it applies.

[Voltage Spike]

I had not considered that the color of the text may be due to an unclosed link tag (although I wouldn't consider the link color as baby blue). I suppose the easiest way to test that theory is to tap and hold on some of the text. iSilo changes the link colors when you tap on them, so a change in text color indicates that the web page has a flaw.

Good luck.

[trilobite]

There is currently no way in iSilo to force colors for a document, but see Voltage Spike's alternative suggestion to see whether it applies.
Unfortunately, utilities like Khroma do not work on all devices, like my Sony Clie s360.

[Voltage Spike]

You are correct in saying that Khroma does not work on monochrome devices ... but you probably don't have problems with baby blue text, either. ;)