Link styling tweaks #1413
Link styling tweaks #1413
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I don't think adding the dotted underlines with JavaScript is a good move. It adds overhead on every page load, linear in the number of links (which is most of the content), and the resulting separation is still pretty easy to miss IMO. The more scalable solution would be to try and phrase things in such a way that you don't get runs of links (like the original |transitive| |well-founded relation| got reworded into |relation| that is |transitive| and |well-founded|).
I have to disagree that it's not an improvement, but let's not fight about this now. The issue is very minor anyways, and I've reverted the relevant changes. |
There's really only Firefox 115 ESR which doesn't support :has, and it itself is only supported on Windows 8 and macOS Mojave, until March 2026
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## Summary - [X] ~Add dotted underlines under links that are adjacent making it possible to tell them apart, e.g.:   The styling does not apply to code, or concept paragraph symbols, and it only applies to links with another link directly adjacent to it.~ - [X] Don't display underline on hover in code. New:  vs old:  - [X] Add external link indicator, e.g., the symbol after the first link below <img width="506" height="257" alt="image" src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/6a19d2ca-c99e-44a8-be30-245fc1159589" /> --------- Co-authored-by: VojtechStep <vojtechstepancik@outlook.com>
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Add dotted underlines under links that are adjacent making it possible to tell them apart, e.g.:
The styling does not apply to code, or concept paragraph symbols, and it only applies to links with another link directly adjacent to it.
vs old: