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Old 02-09-2012, 11:16 AM   #2
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Originally Posted by kamanza View Post
Editing a book in Sigil, i've built an inline TOC with color specified as "black" in the stylesheet.
It looks black both in ADE & CoolReader.
When i convert the book to MOBI in Calibre (Do not add TOC option is checked), TOC becomes blue in Mobipocket reader.
I've tried to convert MOBI to MOBI replacing "color="blue" with "color="black" in
S&R, but it still came out blue & 'color' attribute disappeared from the code view.

Is it possible to make it remain black? Or any other color? This may be petty, but i really hate the blue color in a book.

I would be very thankful for any help.
Blue is a default HTML color for links. Mobi is (older)HTML based.
you probably want to add to the body style:
link=black, vlink=black
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