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Old 12-14-2015, 11:44 PM   #7
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Originally Posted by DiapDealer View Post
So far as I know, the css trick in the manual:
Code:
[class="sigil_index_marker"] { color:#335500; }
only works to highlight words that were manually (and individually) marked using Tools->Index->Mark For Index.

Entries that were indexed automatically using the Index Editor do not get wrapped in their own individual anchor tags. So the css trick will not highlight those words.
Thanks, yes, I got it working (that tiny little cursor is very hard to see when I'm trying to check the index links), by using the css code a.sigil_index_marker {color:#FF0000; }, but I had also came to that conclusion (about manually vs using the editor), given that the index editor only seems to point to the beginning of the paragraph a particular word is in, and not the word itself)....meaning, had it been able to be highlighted, the whole paragraph (and hence most of the document) would have been highlighted.

I appreciate your help.
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