How to remove underline from links in your email signature?
Whether you used an email signature generator or created your email signature in another way, it can be surprising to notice that your text links are unexpectedly underlined after sending your emails to recipients. This can be aggravating if you carefully designed your email signature. Unfortunately, the answer to whether you can remove them isn’t always obvious. It can differ significantly depending on which email program you are using and, in some cases, which email client you are sending to. Gmail and Outlook do not allow text links without underlining at all.
Is there anything we can do about the underlining of links?
Regretfully, there isn’t one. Microsoft and Google have made decisions about how their products should work, and we can’t really change how the system operates unless we write them and tell them our thoughts. In general, I believe we must accept that underlined links are not a negative thing, and that while we may not like them visually, they can have advantages.
You can use some tips:
You can use this trick to get rid of underlining in text links. But then it will no longer be a clickable link.
- Here “href” would be empty.
- Text color would be according to your expectation
- Text-decoration would be none
- Cursor would be default
The code is following
<a href=”” style=”color:#535353;text-decoration:none !important;cursor:default !important”>seotanvirbd.com</a>
<a href="" style="color:#535353;text-decoration:none !important; cursor:default !important">seotanvirbd.com</a>
