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12-Jul-2016 14:53:35 - Last edited on 12-Jul-2016 14:54:02 by Deltaslug

13-Jul-2016 16:52:04

Erehk said :
I don't know if it's just me, but sometimes I wish bold text was a bit easier to tell apart from normal text.

It might just be that it's easier to have a bolder bold when it's black text on a white background than when it's white text on a black background, though. Same--and it's especially not as obvious when you're trying to bold a random word in the middle of a paragraph , where it needs the most emphasis

But I do also think that it's because it's white text on black background. White is a softer color, so the extra thickness isn't as crisp.

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24-Jul-2016 07:00:26

Hmm, I was just thinking - using the white text color plus bold seems to make the bold a bit heavier and more pronounced.

Here's an example of bold text without anything else like the white text color.

Here's an example of

bold text plus the white text color

to make it look a bit more bold.

@RS_Erehk

24-Jul-2016 21:38:05

24-Jul-2016 23:25:54

Wolfblue42 said :
Bolder than bold.
Double-bold.

@RS_Erehk

25-Jul-2016 00:21:06

Lol the bold and the

white

look really similar to me.

The more I look at it, I really like how the

bold + white

stands out.

@RS_Erehk

25-Jul-2016 01:32:56