Open fabianp opened 1 year ago
There should definitely be a distinction; referring to other blogs, it should be underlined:
I'll look into this ASAP, but I suspect it to be a CSS/styling thing so at the very least I don't think it should change how you write your blogpost.
just to be clear. I see the underline for links in the main text, but not inside the footnotes. Inspecting the CSS it seems to be on purpose, which is strange:
d-appendix a, d-appendix a.footnote-backlink {
color: var(--global-distill-app-color) !important;
}
Interestingly, the links do appear in the hover text but not in the footnotes part of the blog post (at the end)
Any links inside a doesn't appear different from the rest of the text. No underscore, no color, no nothing.
If it is intentional I would argue that it's very bad from a usability point of view. This way it's impossible to see on what one can click.