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curprev 21:3121:31, 12 November 2021‎ Dinoguy1000 talk contribs‎ 187 bytes −109‎ per Special:Diff/992953067/1040458691, `text-decoration:inherit` is sufficient to color the underline appropriately
curprev 11:3911:39, 12 November 2021‎ Dinoguy1000 talk contribs‎ 296 bytes +40‎ IDK if either of these have enough usage of browsers that support them but not the unprefixed version, but as long as the -moz prefixed version is added here, add the -webkit one too

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template with 4000+ transclusions ([Edit=Require template editor access] (indefinite) [Move=Require template editor access] (indefinite))

curprev 16:5416:54, 9 October 2017‎ MusikAnimal talk contribs‎ m 272 bytes 0‎ Protected "Template:Colored link": Highly visible template; thousands of transclusions ([Edit=Require autoconfirmed or confirmed access] (indefinite))

curprev 21:3721:37, 29 January 2017‎ Plastikspork talk contribs‎ 272 bytes −192‎ TFD closed as do not merge (using TFDcloser)

curprev 17:1917:19, 15 October 2016‎ Primefac talk contribs‎ 299 bytes −107‎ rmv dependence on deleted redlink template

curprev 13:5213:52, 16 January 2014‎ Mxn talk contribs‎ 406 bytes +97‎ Color-coordinated underline (if turned on in preferences) in Firefox

Template:Coloredlink
: Puts the emphasis on the link being colo/ured, rather than the colo/ur of the link

curprev 05:3705:37, 12 January 2013‎ 24.6.164.7 talk‎ 309 bytes 0‎ matched color as red link naturally

curprev 10:0610:06, 16 January 2011‎ This, that and the other talk contribs‎ 309 bytes +37‎ support substitution using safesubst:

curprev 07:3307:33, 26 January 2009‎ Lightsup55 talk contribs‎ m 306 bytes +7‎ compare first parameter in upper case against "#CC2200", this way BOTH "#cc2200" and "#CC2200" will match "#CC2200".