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 == Hey == 

 Corky, I've reverted this change: .  Four or five years ago, when we were implementing the then-new uniform football navboxes, several editors wanted to use a completely uniform color scheme for the football navboxes, inside and out.  I argued against this, using the Gators as an example that for some color schemes it simply looked better when the box interiors reversed the colors.  People missed and moaned, but everyone was afraid that if every box weren't 100% the same, that it would somehow lead to constant tampering, etc. Anyhow, the long and the short of it was that the University of Florida and the Florida Gators sports programs had a well-developed family of boxes that already used the reverse color scheme for the box interiors.  We went along with the ""all blue with orange highlights"" scheme for the football box for the sake of keeping peace in the family; all the rest of the UF boxes retained their original blue outside, orange inside scheme, as they always had.     
 :That's fine. Because all hell was raised when I changed several football navboxes using different color schemes, I figured it would be only a matter of time before others change university navboxes. I won't mention the other users names, but I fought them until I gave in because I was (and still am) against using just one color scheme for the background and a secondary as the border. Thanks for letting me know! ' | '  
 ::Oh, I know who ""they"" are.  ""They"" include one of my bestest WP:CFB buds.  Like I said, I was one of the two or three big WP:CFB proponents of the uniform football boxes in 2010, not realizing that this would require blue in and blue out.  The other boxes, of course, are not the provenance of WP:CFB, but WikiProject University of Florida, and that's the way it has rested ever since.  Peace in the valley.     

 == Hey mate == 

 Hi, pardon my ignorance but what was the reason why my Sky News Weather Channel logo upload was deleted? I would have thought a transparent png was a better option than the 'noisy', non-transparent jpg that was previously up there. Cheers. ''  
 :, I agree with you about the png as a better option. I was not sure what was wrong at the time, all I know is that it there was nothing there when you replaced the .jpg version. I've looked at your  and placed the correct file name into the infobox. It should be fixed now. When looking at the contributions and the revision history, it looks like you forgot to remove 'Channel' from the file name in the article. Hope that helps. ' | '  
 ::No problem at all , thanks for the prompt reply. ''  

 == Color changes == 

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 :I was changing them in the rivalry articles to update to the school colors. If you'd prefer that I stop, I will. If you feel like they need reverted, go ahead and revert them or I can. ' | '  
 ::FYI: Module:College color/data is the official list for Wikipedia college sports articles.  Most, if not all, of these color choices are based on the universities or athletic departments' selection of hex and/or Pantone colors.  The college varsity stripe graphics for Infobox college football player and all of the college sports navboxes use these color combinations.     
 :::Thanks, I know about and have edited the Module. The articles I was updating were those that don't have the automatic table (which I don't want to mess with so I'll leave that to others). Once I've updated the colors (from the school's website) in the main athletic articles, I usually head to the Module. '''[[User:Corkytheho