Pink warning signs

My sight is more-or-less OK, but I find the pink warning/information signs with mid-grey text very difficult to read (the black text is fine). I would think it would be nearly impossible for a red-green colourblind person to read (and to some extent, that’s 10% of the male population). Any chance of a change of background colour?

Not to be pedantic, but… globally, 1 in 12 men and 1 in 200 women have some form of color vision deficiency.

I could see this at 100 yards. lol

You’re being pedantic :-)

…and incidentally, your image didn’t display.

Best wishes,
AlanJ

Yes Alan, I was joshing with you… sorry about that.

Regarding the image: I placed it inline and deleted the thumbnail attachment… which I find really annoying, as clicking on the image will enlarge it.
I can see it (only) when logged in.

Here is the image hosted from my online web-gallery.

As was I…

This is what I’m talking about…. I’ve just had operations on both my eyes and whilst I can see it well now, I never could have read the grey text previously. It’s made me a lot more conscious of this kind of thing.

Which I’m sure you will agree isn’t all that clear.

Yes, that is definitely BAD

Hope that your operations are a success.
I've had an inoperable trauma-induced cataract in my shootin’ eye since the age of 17
Driving too fast on a country road, hit the end of a granite stone bridge, and me and my buddy went out through the windshield !

May be something like this will be easier on the eye, just a quick css change I think

#misago-container .event-body {
    margin: 20px 0;
    background-color: rgb(255, 245, 245);
    padding: 10px;
    border-radius: 3px;
    border-left: 5px solid red;
}

A great improvement - thank you very much.

Best wishes,
AlanJ

Oh, at my age I support this kind of complaint. It seems to be common to go for good looking trendy colors like light gray on darker gray. You can find that everywhere now. I need to wear glasses and switch on all light to see the settings of my oven, although I can read a book without glasses if needed. As photographers we should be aware of the meaning of contrast. It is there to make things stand out.