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Old 10-13-2020, 03:25 PM   #31
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Originally Posted by hobnail View Post
I'm trying to recreate a test example but not having any success. There was a thread where someone was asking how to make the links in the TOC not be gray because apparently the e-reader's CSS was using blue for them, which is obviously a weird thing to do with e-ink. And I definitely remember seeing blue on my computer's screen when looking at a TOC with either Sigil's previewer or Calibre's book viewer. But now with those the TOC entries are black. They're also black on my Forma. Maybe I'm misremembering and the CSS in their book was specifying blue.

Equally puzzling to me is that the CSS I'm using from the Blitz site, with that a.text-color, it doesn't do anything. I tried changing the font-weight to bold and nothing happens. It works when I change it from a.text-color to a. And searching the web doesn't turn up anything for text-color.
Did you use <a class="text-color" ....> in your code?

Text-color is the name of the class and the a. says to use it only with the <a> tag.

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