Improve/modernize/update Logos supplied highlighting palettes

1. I would like a set of highlighting colors that when overlaid (multiple highlights on same word) split into 1 color on top and 1 color on the bottom rather than overlaying into a murky mess. I think 3 stripes would also be possible ... beyond that point they would overlay as the currently do.
2. I would like a set of highlighting symbols - small circle, square, hexagon ...- in the full spectrum of colors that were available in a open circle/colored dot pair. I would use this to show repetitions with the dot indicating same lemma and the circle of the same pair indicating same root -- that and similar highlighting.
3. I would like a set of highlighting colors and forms that show only if I click on the word. This would be useful in teaching situations where I don't want a busy, distracting scheme but want to bring up a specific highlight as the need arises.

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