Change the color of links.

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Tried to post an example of what I mean for the current text and how it's difficult to discern from the default black text color, however I was unable to edit it so it doesn't look pretty.

This doesn't look like a link.
 
Thanks.

I searched, but didn't see anything posted about it. Perhaps they'll change it one day to make it easier to discern between text and links. :)

Ugly said:
This has been suggested, but no changes made on it so far.
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Please, please, please.....change the color of links. It's so hard going back within the five minute time limit to add "click here>>" all the time when I forget.
 
Your link is the same color, OnceFallen. Just the surrounding text is different.

It'd be nice if it was a different color by default, though. As I mentioned, just a suggestion.

If you just type a url, say, Christian Chat Rooms & Forums @ Christian Chat .com!, it's black (you can't change it!)

If you do a web link with clickable text, it's black.

Have to do it all manually to make it colored, sort of a pain.

[url="http://christianchat.com"][color=Blue]Christian Chat Rooms & Forums[/color][/url]

turns into

Christian Chat Rooms & Forums

Anywho, just a suggestion, as that's what this forum is for! :)
 
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StephenH said:
Right now they're the same color as the standard text. It's sometimes difficult to discern that they're a link, as you have to hover over them to tell.

Perhaps y'all could edit the appropriate CSS (probably in CSS Templates) file to make it stand out a bit more? Perhaps just the most common blue: 0000FF?

Just a suggestion.

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I try to make an effort to designate my links.


Google <--- click
 
I don't understand why it's so dark to begin with. Pretty much every site in the history of the internet uses bright blue links.
 
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