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Moderator
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I agree with january1may, more-so on my tablet though. John1  |
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Moderator
United States
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They could be more legible if you didn't use the color gradient to black. They wouldn't look as "nice", though.
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Forum Dad
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They could be more legible if you didn't use the color gradient to black. They wouldn't look as "nice", though. I don't really understand, it is white on dark backgrounds.
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Moderator
United States
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The bottom of the ovals look darker. I see you added the page count to the bottom,  |
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United States
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I don't really understand, it is white on dark backgrounds. The colour starts at tops and gets darker (gradient) towards the bottom. This gives it the 3D effect (light source from above).
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Moderator
United States
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 Personally, I have no trouble reading the buttons as they are now.
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Forum Dad
United States
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Mine are all dark though, there is no light background here. Dark maroon (#890000) and black, and dark blue (#000099) and black.
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Moderator
United States
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Yes, the gradient goes from the colour to black, not to light. When I hover over the buttons I can see the gradient reverse. Screen capture does not show the mouse pointer, but it is hovered over Send Link...  To be clear, I was talking about a theoretical light source from above that causes a shadow on the bottom for a 3D effect. Hovering moves the light source to the bottom (shadow on the top). |
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Forum Dad
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That's correct, the hover CSS class reverses them so you know you're over the button.
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United States
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 For what it is worth, I like the effect. Subliminal reinforcement. 
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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I was about to comment that the buttons are much more difficult to see (I have good eyes). The dark buttons and small white lettering make quick interpretation tough and the small pictures on those buttons less effective. Maybe larger lettering would help with a basic dark outline?
The formatting on mobile changed as well. Strangely formatted and not as intuitive.
But I am a stickler for change, so I'll end up getting used to whatever.
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