--- layout: post title: "Roses are red – Links are blue" introduction: "What's better than one tag? Multiple tags!" color: "link" name: "Roses are red and links are blue" icon: "link" --- By default, a browser will display links in blue. Bulma has up until now used the `$primary` color as the `$link` color: ```sass // Old styles $link: $primary !default ``` But the _primary_ color is mostly used as the **brand** color, and is not necessarily well suited for links. For readability purposes, and to add more flexibility to your design choices: * the `$link` color defaults to `$blue` * `$info` is using the new `$cyan` color * `$link` has been added to the `$colors` map as well ```sass // New styles $link: $blue !default $info: $cyan !default ```
Deprecation warning

Because the modifier is-link for buttons already existed, it has been renamed to is-text.

As such, the following components are now **blue**: * [breadcrumb](/documentation/components/breadcrumb/) * [dropdown](/documentation/components/dropdown/) * [navbar](/documentation/components/navbar/) * [pagination](/documentation/components/pagination/) * [tabs](/documentation/components/tabs/) * [menu](/documentation/components/menu/) * [panel](/documentation/components/panel/) All Bulma elements and components that support **color** modifiers now support the `.is-link` color: ```html
Info notification.
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Info notification.
If you want to use the `$primary` color for your links, just **customize** your Bulma setup by including these rules: ```sass $link: $primary !default $link-invert: $primary-invert !default $link-focus-border: $primary !default ```