Footnote 1

That's because I've exploited the strengths of HTML and focussed on the logical structure of the documents. I figure that you know your computer and your tastes better than I do. Therefore, I don't worry about how my documents look on your screen. If you don't like how they appear,

1. adjust your settings so that the documents look how you'd like, or
2. complain to the maker of your browser that you don't have sufficient control to adjust your browser's settings to your desires.

For more thoughts on HTML, see my essay on computers and programming.

If your browser supports style sheets, I apologize if you think the colors look a bit garish. (But then, that's the beauty of style sheets, right?)