Dear LaTeX users,
I'm revising a manuscript and I need to highlight all changes to the original in red. For normal text things are simple.
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The problem arises with citations in the text. I am using author-year citations with the natbib and hyperref packages. I have loaded the hyperref package with the option
allcolors=black
as I want all citations to appear black. But now for the revision I need to color the citations appearing in revised text in red. So I need to be able to change the citation color locally, i.e. example in the
\citep
or
\citet
command.
Is it possible somehow?
Best regards,
Martin