I meant to say "color.background" and that's what my style sheet used.
>
> The property names for color are:
>
> font.color
> back.color
>
> There have been other names in the past (hey, it's labeled
> experimental!), so please let me know if you find references to
> "text.background". Also, note that you can say
I got color.background from the example style.html in the HTML 3 Tour link
off the Arena status page.
an excerpt:
# If you don't know why you see this line, you should probably upgrade to Arena 0.96
h1: align = right
h1: color.text = #F0F0A0
h1: color.background = #900000
h1: margin.left = 0
> font.color = red
>
> in addition to the hexadecimal color specifications.
I've noticed another quirk, which is not really a big deal, but quirky
nonetheless. For red, any value less than 9 is rendered black, for blue
also, anything less than 9 is rendered black, and for green, anything less
than 7 is rendered black. So you can get a darker green than you can red
or blue. :) Maybe its just my display...
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