Just here for the clones.

I honestly just saw codex + keldabe kiss and jump on the idea, good thing that it is soft in itself xD but here you go @brokenphoenix99 <3

Кого еще нарисовать в чулочках? ))))

Those sections are underlined with a dotted line, but that line is almost impossible to see in reversi, so I never know when a pop up translation is available unless the author mentions it in their beginning notes or I click on it by accident.

Is it possible for a site skin to modify a workskin in this way, to change the color of the line?

(I can send an example if you aren't familiar with the format, and I think I can track down the workskin instructions if needed)

From what you described, I think they might be using this workskin? But it's important to know which one.

(sidenote to authors: it's really wonderful if you link to the workskin you're using. Not just for situations like these but also to allow other authors to discover them too)

You see, the name of that underlined element is whatever the workskin creator called it. So if different people are using different workskins or if they've edited that workskin to name that element something else, then the specific site skin override I provide won't work.

BUT ☝️All is not lost! You can use my override (below) as the starting point and then add to it as you run into more versions from different authors.

First, the fix. For the workskin I linked above, you would alter it like this:

#workskin .tooltip { border-bottom: 1px solid #eb4034 !important; background: #eb4034; }

I'm providing 2 changes, so you can choose the one you want. Here, #workskin .tooltip is the workskin's name for that feature. That's what I'm going to modify with the rest of the code.

border-bottom is the line underneath the text. In the original code it's 1px dotted black and I've changed that to 1px solid #eb4034 (which is a red). You can make the line thicker by changing that to 2px or 3px etc. You can change the colour by changing the hex code.

The reason it has !important at the end of the line is to override the existing style that's already in place. That's not needed on my next line of code because the workskin doesn't have a background colour on that element for me to override.

I set the background colour of that text to the same red, but you could change it to something else. This basically makes the text highlighted. I was going to use a yellow, but the Reversi text is light and that wouldn't work - you get the idea.

You can use one of those changes or both and modify as you like, but that'll achieve your goal of making those parts of the fic more visible to you.

Now, what do you do if the author isn't using that workskin and/or has named that element something else?

oh 100%, they're immediately great friends in the rebel survivor au <3 the jedi boyfriend support group probably takes a bit longer

Merclone Commander Fox in a break feeling like the only adult in the whole ocean 🦊🐟

Some senator‘s daughter turned into a twi-legged by witchcraft and went to the air 🧜‍♀️ A day like usual in subnautical Coruscant.