Color Blind - CSS

I use Stylish plugin on Chrome to adjust the CSS styles in my ROLL 20 games to help with vision and color blind condition.  I began using it to increase the size of the fonts in the modules I was using and also enhance block quotes for call-out text. Then it started becoming more useful when I realized I could not see the color of the text in crit and fumble rolls.  The simple CSS below creates a background color to show the crits and fumbles more clearly. I hope this helps others.  .inlinerollresult.showtip.tipsy-n-right.fullcrit {     background-color: #336600;     color: yellow;     padding: 5px;     line-height: 2; } .inlinerollresult.showtip.tipsy-n-right.fullfail {     background-color: #ff0000;     color: #ffffff;     padding: 5px;     line-height: 2; }

That's actually quite true that green and red are not useful for colour coding information for most colour blind people.  What about giving the DM the ability to change these colours in the game settings?

With this CSS you can change the color to anything that works for you. I chose red and greens that I could see easily. Also as a block, it is easier to see than then red letters, that actually look black to me on a white background. 

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