Closed atticusmatticus closed 5 years ago
Hi @atticusmatticus!
The link color is customizable. Set the "Base-color" for normal links and the "Visited color" for already visited links.
Thanks for the reply. What is that screenshot from? I’m using Cascadea on macOS and I’ve never seen that.
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Hi @atticusmatticus!
The link color is customizable. Set the "Base-color" for normal links and the "Visited color" for already visited links.
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That's a screenshot of Stylus which isn't available for Safari, but does support most other browsers.
I don't know how Cascadea works, but if it allows you to add custom css, then copy/paste this block of css and replace the colors and target the same wikipedia domains, it will override the default Wikipedia-Dark settings (ref):
:root {
--base-color: #4183c4;
--base-color-8: rgba(65, 131, 196, .8);
--visited-color: #295887;
--bg-selected: url("");
--bg-attachment: scroll;
}
You can ignore the --bg-custom
variable.
Okay, thank you for the help! Your themes are really nice.
@Mottie I think this can be closed as notabug or something, as it is not a problem with the style, but with the used extension.
I think cascadea supports the usercss format now, so yeah, this is a non-issue.
The color of the link text in Wikipedia-Dark is the same as normal non-link text. When the cursor is over the link text it becomes a brighter white color and gets and underline which is nice but it would be more useful to be able to see what is a link and what is just normal text without having to drag the cursor over all the text.
Thanks