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edited Apr 13, 2017 at 12:25

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As of today, version 1.16 of SOUP SOUP now includes the following minimal CSS fix for this issue:

a.owner, td.owner { background: #eef }

This causes the question poster's user card and username in comments to be shown on a light blue background, like this:

Per the SOUP inclusion guidelines, I deliberately kept this fix as neutral and minimal as possible. If you want something fancier, you can always install the user script I posted in my other answer (which, yes, should be compatible with SOUP).

As of today, version 1.16 of SOUP now includes the following minimal CSS fix for this issue:

a.owner, td.owner { background: #eef }

This causes the question poster's user card and username in comments to be shown on a light blue background, like this:

Per the SOUP inclusion guidelines, I deliberately kept this fix as neutral and minimal as possible. If you want something fancier, you can always install the user script I posted in my other answer (which, yes, should be compatible with SOUP).

As of today, version 1.16 of SOUP now includes the following minimal CSS fix for this issue:

a.owner, td.owner { background: #eef }

This causes the question poster's user card and username in comments to be shown on a light blue background, like this:

Per the SOUP inclusion guidelines, I deliberately kept this fix as neutral and minimal as possible. If you want something fancier, you can always install the user script I posted in my other answer (which, yes, should be compatible with SOUP).

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edited Mar 20, 2017 at 10:30

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As of today, version 1.16 of SOUP now includes the following minimal CSS fix for this issue:

a.owner, td.owner { background: #eef }

This causes the question poster's user card and username in comments to be shown on a light blue background, like this:

Per the SOUP inclusion guidelines, I deliberately kept this fix as neutral and minimal as possible. If you want something fancier, you can always install the user script I posted in my other answer my other answer (which, yes, should be compatible with SOUP).

As of today, version 1.16 of SOUP now includes the following minimal CSS fix for this issue:

a.owner, td.owner { background: #eef }

This causes the question poster's user card and username in comments to be shown on a light blue background, like this:

Per the SOUP inclusion guidelines, I deliberately kept this fix as neutral and minimal as possible. If you want something fancier, you can always install the user script I posted in my other answer (which, yes, should be compatible with SOUP).

As of today, version 1.16 of SOUP now includes the following minimal CSS fix for this issue:

a.owner, td.owner { background: #eef }

This causes the question poster's user card and username in comments to be shown on a light blue background, like this:

Per the SOUP inclusion guidelines, I deliberately kept this fix as neutral and minimal as possible. If you want something fancier, you can always install the user script I posted in my other answer (which, yes, should be compatible with SOUP).

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As of today, version 1.16 of SOUP now includes the following minimal CSS fix for this issue:

a.owner, td.owner { background: #eef }

This causes the question poster's user card and username in comments to be shown on a light blue background, like this:

Per the SOUP inclusion guidelines, I deliberately kept this fix as neutral and minimal as possible. If you want something fancier, you can always install the user script I posted in my other answer (which, yes, should be compatible with SOUP).

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