Thank you all.
Note that I have already found a solution, the issue is that it is somewhat arcane and the most logical solution [div.sgc-toc-level-1 a { color:black; }] does not work on Kobo.
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Originally Posted by Turtle91
Try deleting that entire section of code and see how it looks… or, at least delete the line that says: “color: -webkit-link;”
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I don't know how to delete it, because it is a hidden code that I can only see via code inspector.
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Originally Posted by JSWolf
The thing is, using webkit code is not going to work if you want to read as ePub on your Libra 2 or on some other program that's not webkit based.
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I read epub converted on the fly to kepub with Calibre, on Kobo Libra 2 reader.
I would like to see the TOC in black text, like when I send the same epub to a Kindle.
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Originally Posted by DiapDealer
The other thing to consider is that link text is not supposed to be black.
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Originally Posted by DNSB
I seem to remember that RMSDK uses blue as the link colour by default.
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That's why the TOC looks light gray on the reader. To my eyes it looks bad and that's why I try to set the text black. As it is in the table of contents of a paper book.
This is beyond my limited knowledge, but according to the code inspector, Sigil introduces webkit-related code [a:-webkit-any-link { color: -webkit-link; ...}] in the background and in a non-accessible way.
My question is whether, since the blue text looks bad on the e-ink screen, could this code be changed so that the color is black and looks good.