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Timwi wrote:
Ilya N. wrote:
Afaik you can only do it when you've hovered on the link [...]
I wouldn't have made the claim if I didn't have enough competency in CSS to know what I'm talking about. Furthermore, I tested it before posting (albeit only in Firefox).
Is anyone going to reply to the ACTUAL SUGGESTION?
Yes. The actual suggestion was:
Timwi wrote:
Perhaps you should choose (or design) a skin that doesn't highlight wikilinks unless you glide your cursor over them.
Well this gave me an idea.
As far as I understand CSS, it would be possible to make links entirely invisible (i.e. indistinguishable from normal text) unless the mouse cursor is somewhere within the article content box.
In other words: Imagine the article is just text, no links. As you finish reading the section you were looking for, you want to know if there is any further information, so you move your mouse into the text and all links go blue and underlined.
Ok, I just tested this:
#bodyContent * a { text-decoration: none; color: #000000; }
#bodyContent:hover * a { text-decoration: underline; color: #002BB8; }
External links still show up a different colour with the arrow next to them. It's a quick and dirty hack, but it does the job.
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