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jgassens
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Hyperref makes references green

Post by jgassens »

Hyperref makes the references in my document green. I put this in my preamble:

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\hypersetup{%
  colorlinks=true,
  urlbordercolor={1 1 1},
  linkcolor={black},
  raiselinks=false
}
But it appears not to absolve hyperref of its need to change the color. In any regard, it prints out poorly so it can't be green (unless there is a way to force all hyperref'd links to print black)...

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localghost
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Hyperref makes references green

Post by localghost »

You can influence the color of citaton links individually by giving an option to the hyperref package.

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\hypersetup{%
  citecolor=black
}
See the manual (Section 3.4 - Extension options, p. 5f) for further information.


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