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Old 11-29-2013, 02:56 PM   #15
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Originally Posted by Peter21 View Post
Thanks hitch

This is the code I used:
<h2 title="Introduction"><img alt="overviewmap" src="../Images/overviewmap.jpg" /></h2>

The book will be converted to a .mobi file, which I am previewing using kindlegen.
On the first run this line came out blue in the TOC; I got round this with the following line in CSS:
a, href {text-decoration: none; color: black;}

which I guess will turn all links black...a bit clumsy maybe? Any suggestions very welcome.

Peter
Hi, Peter:

Everybody answered the other stuff, but do NOT use

Code:
a, href {text-decoration: none; color: black;}
(I didn't fix the coding) because then, when someone uses Night Mode, they won't be able to see anything that's a link. Chapter heads, if they link back, the TOC...el zippo. Don't do that. Amazon gets all frowny if they get complaints from readers that like to read in Night Mode (black background, white lettering--see what will happen if the text is set to be black permanently? ;-)

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