Change Linked Text Underline In Powerpoint For Mac
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(Yes, I'm Canadian and I spell it colour, not color!) Today I've got a nifty underlining trick to share - did you know you can change the colour of the underline, without changing the colour of the font? You could have black text with a purple line underneath it, for example. And it's easy! Just highlight the text you'd like underlined, go up to your 'Home' tab on the ribbon, and in the 'Font' group you'll see the underline button (the one with an underlined U).
Just a word of advice, you should consider general usability when designing a website, underlined text is commonly associated with links, actually it's quite rare nowadays to see any underlined. While you can't change the formatting of text you've applied a hyperlink to, you can apply the hyperlink to the text BOX (click in the text then press ESC to select the box) that contains the text.
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If you click the little down-pointing arrow right next to it, you'll see at the bottom an option for 'Underline color'. You can go ahead and choose any colour you like, and you'll see the underline colour has changed but your font colour has stayed the same. In that same menu you can also change the style of the underline.
Maybe you'd like it dashed, or thick? Anything you like - it can all be customized right there.