I realise that :-( The site's been tested in IBrowse and rendered the page background grey, which I thought was OK (after all, OS programs like MEmacs and Multiview use black on grey). As you can see from
this page, I've been reluctant to implement hacks to make formatting appear on non-CSS browsers, since doing so would mean an awful lot of changes to perl code that I'd rather leave untouched (I learned a bit of perl so I could write my own extension to force the "sidebar" to appear at the bottom of pages under non-CSS browsers, but that didn't require wholesale changes to the script itself). I suppose that I could modify it to add a "bgcolor="white"" if you think it makes the pages better?
Unfortunately, I can only see this becoming more and more of a problem, as CSS becomes a standard (I'm sure that Wayne must have had a headache getting A.org running nicely on Amiga browsers) - I wonder how Amizilla is getting on? If it makes it seem any better, the Wiki originally didn't have any CSS at all - the addition off a CSS stylesheet hasn't made things worse for AOS users.
