You mentioned having trouble with Firefox because of using color="#white" and color="#black". You can either use hexadecimal format color="#rrggbb", or color="white" and color="black", or the equivalent CSS rules. In any case, "#white" and "#black" are not especially meaningful as colour names (and if they work anywhere, it's probably an accident).
I figured that's what was happening... but there are SOOOO many pages, I'm not really excited about going back through each page and copy/pasting again. Maybe next weekend.
I'm using the latest version of Safari under MacOS 10.4 and it looks fine (black background, white text).
Rather than copying-and-pasting to fix it, I recommend the next time you go back through on a patching run that you take the opportunity to use stylesheets instead. It'll be more work up front, but it will save you a lot of trouble the next time you want to tweak stuff on your site.
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What does it look like on what you're using?
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Rather than copying-and-pasting to fix it, I recommend the next time you go back through on a patching run that you take the opportunity to use stylesheets instead. It'll be more work up front, but it will save you a lot of trouble the next time you want to tweak stuff on your site.
A couple of useful references here and here.
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