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Near transparent / invisible text field in Handout (LINK)

So I created a new handout and was trying to make a bunch of external Link. Within the handout, I clicked on the LINK button to set them up - but that text field, background and text letter is all white. 
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keithcurtis
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Hi Novercalis. This is a long-known and much reported issue, unfortunately. If you use Stylus for anything, you can override it with: .note-link-url.form-control.note-form-control.note-input, .note-link-text.form-control.note-form-control.note-input{     color: var(--dark-surface1, --color-surface2); } But you can see it causes a couple of odd quirks. These quirks are less annoying than the light text, but it might give mean that the reason this has not been fixed is that it was not set up properly way back in the past, and now it is heard to change without breaking other things.
Novercalis said: So I created a new handout and was trying to make a bunch of external Link. Within the handout, I clicked on the LINK button to set them up - but that text field, background and text letter is all white.&nbsp; The Problem to this is 1 single CSS line. As Keith already mentioned it was reported multiple times by now and it exists since the UI change for the VTT. More information on what line it is can be found here:&nbsp; <a href="https://app.roll20.net/forum/post/11107593/url-links-not-working/?pageforid=11125950#post-11125950" rel="nofollow">https://app.roll20.net/forum/post/11107593/url-links-not-working/?pageforid=11125950#post-11125950</a> Also if you search a little in the forums, the solution was pointed out by another user way earlier than the post by myself linked above...