When referring to a LaTeX package I like to codeify the name, i.e., I write amsmath to make a distinction with normal text. Now when you want to link to the CTAN page of this package, you write
[`amsmath`][1]
resulting in amsmath. As one can see, no visual clue of it being a link.
Am I wrong to do this? In the light of Automatic links to the CTAN catalogue? I feel that it might be a good idea though.
Edit: To make it a bit clearer: this is a feature request, as in (if it is not deemed an inappropriate use of code and links) a change to the stylesheet. This could do the trick I guess
a, a code
{
color: #145680;
text-decoration: none;
cursor: pointer;
}
a:hover, a:hover code
{
text-decoration: underline;
}
a:visited, a:visited code
{
color: #3989bb;
}
if my CSS isn't too rusty. I'm not sure though whether a:hover code, i.e. the :hover acting as a parent element's pseudo class selector works good in all browsers.
