We can certainly do something.

Is the green fine in the spots where it's bold? We could apply the bold in more places. Or would Brewerfan brick red work? It's not a Packer color, but we could call it "consistency" between the two boards.

Any suggestions? We can do just about anything.

I can change colors around, but I don't pretend to have taste. I've put up a couple of tests.

If you look at threads in this forum, all links are Brewerfan brick red.

Threads in the IGT Forum have links that are bolded green. Here's an example.

I didn't touch any topic lists, the main board page, or other forums.

As I said, we can do practically anything anywhere. Good taste and visibility are our only limitations.

I've removed the samples. Links within messages and signatures are now Brewerfan brick red (or football red), and a little arrow () is placed behind them. The arrow has also been added at Brewerfan.



Colorblindness is a huge issue on the web, and webmasters are often poor at taking it into account. It's one reason why some web purists feel that all links should be underlined no matter what, and it's also a reason why depending on color to convey meaning is a no-no.

I believe the links that are still green contain text that makes it obvious that one should click. Let me know if there are still issues.