fix: fixed link color bug#457
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The cause of the incident was that when I was using it, I found that if I first set a font size for the text, wrap the line at will in the middle of the text, then insert a link, and then modify the color of the link, it would not work.


After checking the source code, I can see that the
fonttag has thecolorattribute, but theatag applies the browser's default color, but I remember that thecolor: inheritattribute would be set to theatag when creating the tag. I guess that when executingdocument.execCommand ('foreColor', false, val), thecolorof the child element would be removed, causing this problemSo my modification idea is to create the link, get the selected
atag, and then addcolor: inheritto its style. After testing, this problem can be solved, and the output results are also very good.