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hyperref uses color to distinguish among citations (green), cross references (red), external links (magenta), and a few others when given the option colorlinks. LaTeXML currently ignores colorlinks and the associated options linkcolor, anchorcolor, citecolor, filecolor, urlcolor, allcolors (and also menucolor, runcolor but they seem PDF specific).
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It would be great if the solution here allows for restyling in CSS by using class names - rather than setting the concrete original colors in style attributes.
Enabling downstream themeing in CSS is a meta-goal I have, and is particularly relevant to upgrading "legacy" documents, that were written without HTML in mind.
hyperref uses color to distinguish among citations (green), cross references (red), external links (magenta), and a few others when given the option
colorlinks
. LaTeXML currently ignorescolorlinks
and the associated optionslinkcolor
,anchorcolor
,citecolor
,filecolor
,urlcolor
,allcolors
(and alsomenucolor
,runcolor
but they seem PDF specific).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: