Improve Readability of Text Wrapped in [code] Wrappers

[Matterwave]

Hi, is it possible to make the text that is wrapped in [code[ wrappers darker and easier to read? It's so light right now:

test
Look at this text! It's hard to read!
Oh noes!

 

[DrClaude]

In my browser, the text is black.

 

[berkeman]

It looks fine for me too (I'm using FireFox). What browser are you using?

 

[TumblingDice]

Checking platforms:

Desktop Windows IE 11: Text is black and normal weight.

Android Tablet Opera: Text is black and normal weight.

Apple iPad Safari: Text appears 'gray' - I think it's black, but too light on the 'weight'.

 

[mfb]

http://browsershots.org/https://www.physicsforums.com/threads/hard-to-read-code.777328/ does not find any problems.
I did not check all available browser versions there, but the html code is not the problem as most all tested browsers get the text color right.

 

[phinds]

I've checked w/ IE 10 and Firefox and it's black.

 

[Greg Bernhardt]

I changed it. MW was correct :)

 

[TumblingDice]

It's so light right now

I changed it. MW was correct :)

Of course MW was correct! PF members never lie. ;)

I'm interested in what you changed, from "what" to "what"?

 

[Greg Bernhardt]

I'm interested in what you changed, from "what" to "what"?

I enabled code line numbers which apparently changed the style. I just revert back.

 

[Matterwave]

Haha, it was definitely very light when I looked at it last night! But it's dark and better now. :D

 

[TumblingDice]

Haha, it was definitely very light when I looked at it last night! But it's dark and better now. :D

Most excellent! What browser/ 'puter/operating system are you observing from?

 

[Matterwave]

Most excellent! What browser/ 'puter/operating system are you observing from?

I'm using windows 7 on Firefox.

I think, as Greg said, the code line numbers were making everything very light. Yesterday, I saw line numbers, and very light text. Now I see code without line numbers and dark.

 

[Borek]

I can confirm text was light yesterday.