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Old 02-27-2017, 12:49 AM   #3
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Originally Posted by theducks View Post
a normal <a> tag gets a default color, usually blue, but your CSS can override that

some devices also support CSS a:visited styling

Please remember, there are a LOT on monochrome devices out there in reader land
Yikes, I forgot all about that.

When I upgraded my websites to HTML5, I had to stop using traditional anchors and link to ID's instead. But to highlight the text I'm linking to, I would have to go back to traditional anchors, right?

When I insert the following anchor in my text, and click a link to it in the index, nothing happens. (I could have sworn it was working earlier.)

Code:
<a href="a1">This history</a> was written...
But I'm working with Epub 3.0, which I'm guessing supports HTML5. Will it work if I change my book to Epub 2.0?
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