On 2/12/26 16:03, Ben Moon via ntg-context wrote:
> Hey,
> I’m trying to put together a document containing citations as well as a
> publication list. I would like to have the text for the citation black
> and the hyperlink in blue.
> [...]
> So for the main text, I do
> \setupinteraction[
> state=start,
> color=blue,
> contrastcolor=,
> click=yes,
> style=,
> ]
>
> And for the bibliography and publications
>
> \setupinteraction[color=blue, contrastcolor=black]
Hi Ben,
as far as I know, both settings should have the same effect. Although
with `contrastcolor=black` you add black color to text, while with just
`contrastcolor=,` no color is added at all.
I would suggest a single command such as (for now):
\setupinteraction[
state=start,
style=,
color=blue,
contrastcolor=,
%~ click=yes,
style=,
focus=standard,
]
`focus=standard` helps to understand what’s going on here (and gives
more precise internal links).
> This works well with context 2023.03.10 12:15, however, in more recent
> versions 2024.06.21 23:45 and 2026.01.08 23:30, this stopped working and
> parts of the bibliography are all blue.
Text color is only a mark of having the full bibiliography entry as a
(partially internal back-) link (to body text).
> I tried to put together a minimal working example below.
Well, it was your sample, but not minimal.
> Any ideas how to fix this?
Your sample contains two kinds of links: one internal to the document
and another one for external links (such as to doi.org).
If you replace the initial `\setupinteraction` command above with the
following ones, you will notice the difference:
\setupinteraction[
state=start,
style=,
color=,
contrastcolor=,
click=yes,
style=,
focus=standard,
]
\definecolor[internal][.725(green)]
\definecolor[external][.825(red)]
\enabledirectives[references.border=inner:internal]
\enabledirectives[references.border=special
operation+internal:internal]
\enabledirectives[references.border=special operation+url:external]
These kinds of link borders won’t be printed by “Acrobat” (and I think
they are way less intrusive [and more elegant, in my opinion]).
If you want to change their colors, you only need to change
`\definecolor[internal]` or `\definecolor[external]`.
With this setting, you see that green link borders (with the
configuration above) are backlinks for references where they have been
mentioned.
So, the problem is not `\setupinteraction` in itself, but how the
bibliographies set their interaction level.
According to
https://www.pragma-pod.com/general/manuals/mkiv-publications.pdf
(`mkiv-publications.pdf` comes with the distribution),
`interaction=number` should be the way to go.
I’m afraid I cannot make it work. I don’t use bibliographies, so others
will know better.
BTW, `\enableregime[utf]` is no longer needed (I think it comes from
MkII and LuaMetaTeX is MkXL).
I hope it helps (and let us know when it doesn’t),
Pablo
PS: are you sure that “Abraham, M. (1909). Zur elektrodynamik bewegter
körper.” shouldn’t read “Abraham, M. (1909). Zur Elektrodynamik bewegter
Körper.”?
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