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Bug
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Resolution: Fixed
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Major
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None
The colors "yellow" and "cyan" are impossible to read on the white background.
May I suggest that you use class="ansicolor-cyan" instead of style="color: cyan"? This would allow someone to override the exact saturation/value of a color to make them readable.
By default, I'd suggest the following colors:
.ansicolor-cyan {
color: #0AA;
}
.ansicolor-yellow {
color: #AA0;
}
I don't have an example of all the different colors, magenta may also be a problem...
You could do this with all the various attributes, including 256 color ansi sequences, bold, underline, bright, etc.
.ansicolor-bold {
font-weight: bold;
}
.ansicolor-underline {
text-decoration: underline;
}
.ansicolor-bright {
...hmm...not sure...
}
I'd be happy to help with the CSS...