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If there's an string of bold text (heading, etc.), don't use.
E.g., when using italics frequently in an article for something specific, like lots of non-English text, don't also use it for words as words, but use quotation marks (and conversely, on a page with lots of quoted material, use italics for words as words so they're not mistaken for quotations). This is a pretty standard principle around here in general. If we're going to continue doing this color-based link differentiation as our usual thing, there needs to be a workaround when color is being used for something else. Right now, we're doing linking site-wide with color by default, which was probably never a good idea to begin with, but it's also a style everyone recognizes. It doesn't matter how many site use a different link style for regular links and tag links I'm just pointing out that a dotted or dashed underline is one of the most frequent link styles, so everyone knows what it means. Anyway, the point is, everyone knows a dotted underline links to something on the web, and we don't seem to have another way to indicate this in this particular case, other than by doing something even less recognizable. Certainly not proposing to change the behavior of all links.
If you do something like this: 15:22, 10 September 2015 (UTC) Just when the text styling is different and our standard link behavior conflicts or is undesirable, as in these particular templates. What's the preferred solution for this problem: 60 Protected edit request on 16 October 2017. 56 Protected edit request on 13 August 2017. 55 Protected edit request on 8 August 2017. 54 CSS border instead of gutter rows on navboxes. 45 Protected edit request on 11 April 2017. 44 Protected edit request on 13 March 2017. 42 Add background color when editing old revisions and match warning. 40 RfC to regularise spacing between paragraphs on talk pages. 39.1 Request for editing Mediawiki:common.css. 39 RfC for changing colors to align with Wikimedia UI. 37 Regularise spacing between paragraphs on talk pages. 36 Empty list items aren't empty anymore. 33 Hide FlaggedRevs notice when stable version is synced. 32 Horizontal list templates that use commas?. 29 Protected edit request on 13 July 2016. Adobe not recognizing lucida sans unicode free#
27 Highlighting free to read external links in scholarly references. 26 Protected edit request on 10 June 2016. 21 Slightly reduce collapsed state reflow. Adobe not recognizing lucida sans unicode windows#
20 Reducing the padding in the WikiEditor's dialog windows. 16 Use grey text for section numbers in Table of Contents boxes. 4 The cite element needs to not auto-italicize any longer. Every time I fly to the rigs, I make sure I get a seat with good access to multiple exits and try to avoid being around some of the more well fed passengers! Hobbes: "How come we play 'War' and not 'Peace'?" Calvin: "Too few role models. After 1min 45secs I eventually admitted defeat, put my hands on my head and got given an air bottle. I tried to orientate myself numerous times, and despite the fact that I had built the helicopter configuration and knew the layout better than anyone, I could not find an exit. Next run, we capsized, waited 5 seconds, then it kicked off! My window we being blocked, but I had 4 or 5 guys trying to get out of it! I eventually got out of the scrum, when someone swimming over the top of the seats knocked my head, rotating me just over 90 degrees. So we were told to add a sense of urgency to the situation. Then the client (who was investigating a multi-fatality ditching) said this is all very good, but not very realistic. For 6 or 7 roll-overs we all got out fine, no biggie. I worked as a safety diver at a helicopter escape training center and did one study where we had about a dozen "escapees" in the dunker, and a few divers on the outside who would block random exits and things to make it a little more tricky.
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