Match Link Color To The Parent Div Block Or Paragraph Color By Default

If you’d like to enforce link color to match the parent or match normal body/paragraph color by default, place the below script in project settings,

Simply apply the classes as mentioned in the script to the relevant div block, and it should update accordingly

Styling

Change text selection color, style the scrollbar, and lots of custom code scripts that lets you do just that in a simple and effective way

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August 17, 2022

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