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Is there a linkcolor option in latex hyperref?
Use of the linkcolor option in the very useful LaTeX hyperref package posed some odd behaviour, though nothing unfixable. In the snippet below, the two \sepackage commands both work, but linkcolor=. throws an error when combined with colorlinks=true
What is the default colour for hyperlinks in overleaf?
Links will be coloured, the default colour is red. Internal links, those generated by cross-referenced elements, are displayed in blue. Links to local files will be shown in magenta colour (see linking local files ).
How to change the colour of hyperlinks in a document?
\\hypersetup { } This will set the options to configure the behaviour of the links within the document. Every parameter must be comma-separated and the syntax must be in the format parameter=value. Links will be coloured, the default colour is red. Internal links, those generated by cross-referenced elements, are displayed in blue.
How to make all links invisible in hyperref?
The effect I wanted to achieve was to remove boxes around links and leave all links text color except actual URLs, so when I used this command I also had urlcolor=blue in the options, but that was not needed to reproduce the error. But the following line did work, in that all links but URLs were invisible:
How to change the color of only table of contents from red?
The accepted answer offers linkcolor = black, but I do not want to hide all links. I like my in-line figure numbers and section references in red. How can I change the link color in the Table of Contents, and only in the Table of Contents to black?
What’s the best way to load xcolor in hyperref?
(I’m using MiKTeX-pdfTeX 2.9.6959 (1.40.20) (MiKTeX 2.9.6960) on Windows 10) From advice received, it seems the thing to do is either remove the boxes by setting their linewidth to zero (which is the most efficient solution), which I would never have thought of, or load the xcolor package before loading hyperref.