I don't know if anyone else remembers this but in the late 90s, Microsoft had built-in CSS named colours that matched the Windows desktop theme/colours.
I have no idea if these still work (my IDE seems to say they do not, because everything is red).
body {
font-size : 11px ;
color : windowtext ;
background-color : appworkspace ;
}
a {
color: menutext;
}
.headerBar {
border-top : 1px solid threedlightshadow ;
border-left : 1px solid threedlightshadow ;
border-bottom : 1px solid threedshadow ;
border-right : 1px solid threedshadow ;
background-color : threedface ;
}
So you could build web UIs that matched the user's Desktop look and feel. We did this for our browser-based Intranet applications in 1998, which made them look a bit more "native". replies(1):