I notice that in the navbar, the >> (double "greater than" character) has been replaced with a r_breadcrumb.gif image. For enhanced accessibility, the said gif is resizable through a resize class located in styles_fonts.css:
img.resize {width: 1em;height: 1em;}
I fail to see how this is an improvement (even in terms of accessibility) over the former >> convention for the breadcrumb. In fact, the r_breadcrumb.gif image is hardly visible on a dark background, and when text-size is enlarged in one's browser, a nasty aliasing effect becomes visible.
Could we please revert to the former >> system, which offered the advantage of being easily colored any color of one's choice in one's theme, and was of course scaleable through using relative font-size, without any aliasing effect.
Joseph
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