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  • Plugin Author Bob Gregor

    (@bobbravo2)

    Hey Jim!

    Actually – that’s something the plugin can already (90%) do!

    In your case, I’d suggest changing the min font size constant to 5, the default to 5, and the max to say 6 or 7, depending on the # of contrast steps you’d like to offer.

    then, in the site’s CSS, add your high contrast selectors:
    .font-size-6 h1 { color: #FFF; background-color: #000}

    The only thing we’d need to work on adding to the plugin is a way to change the label from “Font Size” to “Contrast”

    I’m toying with the notion of deprecating the constants and adding a settings page, as that makes it more accessible for a ton more users.

    Thoughts?

    Please do add a settings page – and I love the idea of extending the capabilities of the plugin so visitors can change link colors and maybe a custom item. We have navigation bars that are a solid color meant to complement the link color, at the top, side, footer and heading up the comments. We have a color scheme that half our readers love and half of them hate. It seems that no matter what combination we put together, it works out that way. Our blog is mostly text, so I’d love to be able to change the link color and this “bar” color we use to go with the link color in a complementary way to our visitors.

    Thank you!

    Plugin Author Bob Gregor

    (@bobbravo2)

    What would you envision the interface looking like? IE – we’d definitely need to change the label from Font Size to “Site Style?”

    Would the + / – buttons still make sense in this context?

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