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If you enter the 2nd nav colors, the generator will generate CSS3 gradient backgrounds for the navigation just like 2k11 uses by default. This will add a subtle plastic feel to the navigation. As to how to pick these colors, 2k11 by default uses colors which are a tad lighter than the 1st colors. It's hard to give you a ballpark value here, but about 10-15% lighter should do the trick. Note that these gradients will only be added to the generated user.css if you actually enter a 2nd color. You'll probably want to provide 2nd colors for both nav and hovered nav. If you enter the 2nd nav colors, the generator will generate CSS3 gradient backgrounds for the navigation just like 2k11 uses by default. This will add a subtle plastic feel to the navigation. As to how to pick these colors, 2k11 by default uses colors which are a tad lighter than the 1st colors. It's hard to give you a ballpark value here, but about 10-15% lighter should do the trick. Note that these gradients will only be added to the generated user.css if you actually enter a 2nd color. You'll probably want to provide 2nd colors for both nav and hovered nav. If you enter the 2nd nav colors, the generator will generate CSS3 gradient backgrounds for the navigation just like 2k11 uses by default. This will add a subtle plastic feel to the navigation. As to how to pick these colors, 2k11 by default uses colors which are a tad lighter than the 1st colors. It's hard to give you a ballpark value here, but about 10-15% lighter should do the trick. Note that these gradients will only be added to the generated user.css if you actually enter a 2nd color. You'll probably want to provide 2nd colors for both nav and hovered nav. If you enter the 2nd nav colors, the generator will generate CSS3 gradient backgrounds for the navigation just like 2k11 uses by default. This will add a subtle plastic feel to the navigation. As to how to pick these colors, 2k11 by default uses colors which are a tad lighter than the 1st colors. It's hard to give you a ballpark value here, but about 10-15% lighter should do the trick. Note that these gradients will only be added to the generated user.css if you actually enter a 2nd color. You'll probably want to provide 2nd colors for both nav and hovered nav. If you enter the 2nd nav colors, the generator will generate CSS3 gradient backgrounds for the navigation just like 2k11 uses by default. This will add a subtle plastic feel to the navigation. As to how to pick these colors, 2k11 by default uses colors which are a tad lighter than the 1st colors. It's hard to give you a ballpark value here, but about 10-15% lighter should do the trick. Note that these gradients will only be added to the generated user.css if you actually enter a 2nd color. You'll probably want to provide 2nd colors for both nav and hovered nav.