Thread: 'Attribute (v)link' errors after EPUB validation
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Old 05-19-2015, 02:27 PM   #6
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Originally Posted by Marjelle View Post
Thanks Diap Dealer and theducks. My newbie head starts to hurt a bit...

Well, I didn't color anything. I did exactly as was laid out in a tutorial (how to make an e-book with Sigil) in a Dutch computer magazine, ComputerTotaal.

Then in Word 2013 I choose the font Calibri and adjusted the font size for title and text.
I put a few words and the title in bold and I added a few links.* That's all I did. After that I saved the file as 'Webpage, filtered' and I opened the document in Sigil.

So I don't understand what went wrong? And I know nothing about styles.

* In Word 2013 the links look blue, could that be the problem? And if so, how can I adjust the linkcolour to whatever colour is allowed?
It is not the color, it is WHERE/HOW
IMHO it should be in the CSS. If you don't car, delete those 2, links will still work. Those colors are used in HTML to indicate Unvisited and Visited links
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