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Originally Posted by Peter21
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 |
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Originally Posted by Jellby
I hate them. They look default, webpage-ish and unprofessional. 
They will look grey and not black. And worse yet if they are underlined. I don't need an underline or colour change to tell me a TOC entry is a link.
Most people will not care, that I agree with. But you see some do  |
Jellby:
Given the problem with night-mode, and that many readers don't recognize color:inherit for the color, what are you doing for links that need to be recognized as links in the book? And does whatever you do work on all platforms?
Hitch