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Fix \textcolor and \color to match what the color package does
See original GitHub issueI’m lost as to how I’m supposed to programmatically use custom colours. Especially since \definecolor is not supported.
To get around this I tried using \newcommand to define a new colour.
\newcommand{\myblue}[1]{\textcolor{#0074D9}{#1}} but this is not valid because the # symbol needed for textcolor is parsed as an invalid number for the argument #. Any ideas on how to get around this?
Further, does \newcommand not make the command global? How do I have any new colours defined for the entire page?
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@edemaine I think #750 is tracking those issues.
@ylemkimon The title of this issue is still open. Given that most of the thread was about other things, fine to move this to another issue. But we should do that.