Basically what the subject says…new links are nice and stand out, but links that I’ve been to before are some sort of white text on white/grey background thing…kinda hard to read. Am I missing a setting someplace that can make this better? Thanks!
Nope, they’re just like that. It dosen’t take long to get used to it 
It’s a bug that’s affected the site for a long time. It’s been reported often, and I’m 99% sure that it’s officially known, but we haven’t seen a fix. :\
As Onyx has said, it’s easy to get used to, but it’s still a tad annoying.
Whenever I post links, unless I’m in a hurry, I make them Dark Red. That way once they’re clicked, you can still see them.
> Whenever I post links, unless I’m in a hurry, I make them Dark Red. That way once they’re clicked, you can still see them.
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Nice tip. I was wondering if user-set colors would override whatever default link css they’ve got going on over here. No idea why they can’t just change it, since it’s probably just one line in one of their stylesheets. Looks like the one at “/Content/css/global.css?v=12069”, around region 4.
> Whenever I post links, unless I’m in a hurry, I make them Dark Red. That way once they’re clicked, you can still see them.
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> Example
I do that as well, helps me along with others, IMO
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I might have learned it from you, haha.
> Nice tip. I was wondering if user-set colors would override whatever default link css they’ve got going on over here. No idea why they can’t just change it, since it’s probably just one line in one of their stylesheets. Looks like the one at “/Content/css/global.css?v=12069”, around region 4.
Removing that line will break link colors outside of posts, which need to be white.
They need to add some line like td.message a:visited{color:#B33604} (though I think adding a hint of orange, rather than using the normal link color, would be a nice touch).
Also, a tip for those who are manually coloring links: you can put “#B33604” instead of “darkred” to get the exact link color the site uses.