For any that use Windows high contrast inverse system color theme and have
your browser use the system theme you lose html/css color display
capability for backgrounds, borders, etc unless your play with custom
browser style sheets (last I saw FF seemed to had dropped that feature). (
Yes, there's browser plugin's and add on's but I got tired of them after
they would get disabled cause of browser updates or the browser decides
they have become insecure-- it became too much effort to keep them
functinal after awhile)
For those familiar with svg's, they will display colors regardless of
browser onerrides and can be used as inline elements with div's an
paragraphs ( elements) as horizontal bars and bullet points. With div's
and relative and absolute positioning, svg's can be used as background
color for a div layered under a div of text (or in the same div layered
under elements). Svg's also can displat normal raster images (jpg,
png) and a way around background image disabling that accessibilty themes
can have along with negating background colors. Simple svg's are small in
code size and can be used as their own tiddler (see the images the TW core
uses) or their code can be easily inserted into tiddlers along with html or
wikitext in a tiddler's text field. I often code simple svg's inside
tiddler while adding normal content to a tiddler.
A good example of the issue and why I figured out about using svg's is when
web pages show the color ranges or palettes they will often use background
colors for div's to show the color instead of using a graphic and my
browser shows no colors. So I create svg's with elements with color
fills to duplicate the background colored div's.
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