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Old 08-31-2019, 01:00 PM   #267
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Originally Posted by JSWolf View Post
Check your CSS.. It sounds like a color is be applied to the link and that would make it a grayish color. Get rid of the color for <a> in CSS and it will be back to being black.
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Originally Posted by droopy View Post
Many of my kepubs are like that. Do I have to do that for every book?
I would disagree with Jon there. I seem to remember the default colour for hyperlinks in epub on a Kobo is blue and for kepub is a mid-grey so you need to override that with your CSS.

If you look at jackie_w's patch, you can see the !important directive to override. The supplied patch code changes the "color: #696969" (mid-grey?) for hyperlinks to "color: inherit". The inherited colour is likely to be black.
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