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I don't like the new button color. Contrast is needed.

That's the eternal struggle. How to make a theme useful for low and high contrast users. I agree with @AngelNoire that a theme option might be the best way to resolve it.

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I don't like the new button color. Contrast is needed.

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I don't like the new button color. Contrast is needed.

That's the eternal struggle. How to make a theme useful for low and high contrast users. I agree with @AngelNoire that a theme option might be the best way to resolve it.

It's not even my screen contrast. I just find it ugly

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I don't like the new button color. Contrast is needed.

I think the whole point was to reduce the contrast. Originally it was somewhat glaring. The editor buttons generally don't need to be very contrasting.

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I don't like the new button color. Contrast is needed.

I think the whole point was to reduce the contrast. Originally it was somewhat glaring. The editor buttons generally don't need to be very contrasting.

But now we're left with just a bunch of different shades of grey. It's dull. There must be like 40... 45 different shades of grey.

Who should be able to edit the pad(s)? I suppose this might be where the "co-GM" concept makes sense. Need some general thoughts/advice on where to take it. At worst, it's just a chatbox with collaborative griefing.

Who should be able to edit the pad(s)? I suppose this might be where the "co-GM" concept makes sense. Need some general thoughts/advice on where to take it. At worst, it's just a chatbox with collaborative griefing.

I dunno if I like the idea of the Etherpad being RP-wide. I'd rather see integration into PM conversations. If you are going to make it RP-wide, then a GM/Co-GM might have the ability to check off the following permissions: * GM only (Co-GM obviously can't set) * GM & Co-GM(s) * All RP participants (defined by posting in IC/Character thread to avoid casual OOC commenters) * All Guild members * Specific people (with textbox to enter comma-delimited usernames) That's a fair few permissions, but it should cover the wide range of needs. It could probably be paired down to remove GM-only and Specific people if feature creep avoidance kicks in.

A small tinge of any kind of color (perhaps a color that could fit snugly with this editor I'm typing in) would make the buttons look more natural. The UI itself is not bad, but it could use a bit of life in it. Mixing the currently grey buttons with another color might do the trick, though that's just how I'm seeing it.

I dunno if I like the idea of the Etherpad being RP-wide. I'd rather see integration into PM conversations.

If you are going to make it RP-wide, then a GM/Co-GM might have the ability to check off the following permissions: * GM only (Co-GM obviously can't set) * GM & Co-GM(s) * All RP participants (defined by posting in IC/Character thread to avoid casual OOC commenters) * All Guild members * Specific people (with textbox to enter comma-delimited usernames) That's a fair few permissions, but it should cover the wide range of needs. It could probably be paired down to remove GM-only and Specific people if feature creep avoidance kicks in.

How hard would it be to integrate a tabs table? I think one of the attractive things about roleplay is formatting options for our information posts, or even IC posts where multiple characters are taking place down different paths. Something like: [tabs][tab1=Character One] <blah blah blah, IC stuff> [tab2=Character Two] <etc.> [tab3=Character Three] <misc.> [/tabs] How possible would that be?

How hard would it be to integrate a tabs table? I think one of the attractive things about roleplay is formatting options for our information posts, or even IC posts where multiple characters are taking place down different paths. Something like: [tabs][tab1=Character One] <blah blah blah, IC stuff> [tab2=Character Two] <etc.> [tab3=Character Three] <misc.> [/tabs] How possible would that be?