Question about hyperlinks

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Hi,

My question is about hyperlinks. Assume no style is applied to a hyperlink.
You must have seen that the underline of the hyperlink goes over the curved
part of letter such as ‘g’ or ’jâ€. Is there any way I can create a gap
between the letter and the underline in a hyperlink?

Thanks,

Joe
 
It is no different then when you apply underlining to standard text in FP, which is the same as in
Word.

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I don't think you got my question. My question is there any way I can create
a gap in a hyperlink on a webpage.

Joe
 
Joe - could you just hyperlink it several times under the word? For example,
hyperlink the A in Apple, leave the pp alone, then hyperlink the "le" at the
end. Hope this helps.
 
Not unless there is a method in CSS to control the spacing.

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I did understand your question...

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Not between the text and the underline.

The underline is an integral part of the font.

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