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Old 06-12-2024, 01:36 PM   #6
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Originally Posted by Skydog View Post
Yes, I've noticed this too. Some TOCs that are blue in epubs (both underlined or not) are black on the LC. This also happens with chapter titles and sub-titles.
Ok, I already figured it was not just me
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Originally Posted by Skydog View Post
With very little knowledge of css/html editing, I have been unsuccessful in correcting it.
I had little experience too in the past, when I found this forum and joined it. I experimented a lot and start loving google as my friend.
For the moment I did found a possible solution (=workaround):
Code:
a {
  text-decoration: none;
  color: blue;
}
It seems that CSS elements do not seem to have default (color) values within Kobo LC (for EPUB), so explicitly setting them works (for me at least) for the moment. I still consider the LC as a work in progress.
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