Alright, I'm not completely code-illiterate, so I've been messing with my webpage, but I'm at wit's end. My page has a black background, but the DD comment box has black text, leading to the "Anonymous" text next to the checkbox being invisible, making a few new users to end up accidentally posting anonymously. I can't figure out how to fix this. I've been dropping <Font color=white> and <Bg color=white> in various places around the code, but it doesn't seem to be working, do any of you have a solution?

The problem is, as you said, because the page's text is black. The comment form (including the checkbox and buttons) is a drop-in bit of script called by one of the DD tags (<--DD_COMMENT--> or something like that).... you can't modify that bit of code unless there are css tags associated with it already, which there aren't. So the text that comes with the drop-in code is going to use whatever the page default is.

I think your easiest solution will be to put that comment box inside a small table (or if already in a table, into its own cell) and make the background color of that cell something other than black. That ought to leave you with a strip of some color under the input box which shouldn't detract from the page's look too much, but will have the contrast needed to show the Anonymous text.

Awesome. It worked perfectly, thanks, Skool, almighty fish-creating deity.