On my hubspot newsletter, on certain browsers the buttons appear with an underline hyperlink how do i remove the underline? On my pc it doesnt show but on some peoples browsers it does. please help
Hi there @CharlieMorison,
Thank you for posting to the Community!
Can you try the following:
Go to the Newsletter
Then highlight the word with the hyperlink
Then do you see a pop-up with a remove button?
If not, can you attach a screenshot of what you are seeing?
Cassie, Community Manager
Hi there thanks this is what the page on my newsletter looks like
there are 2 buttons on there, made the normal way by inserting a button and choosing what the source location is, and on my screen the button text isnt underlined but when i email this to my client it comes up with the button text underlined can you advise how to stop this from happening?
i cant embed a screen gab of what my hubspot page looks like on this system. it wont allow me. how else can i share a pic of the page?
Hi there @CharlieMorison,
Attaching a screenshot of how to upload a photo:
Cassie, Community Manager
@CharlieMorison, hello! Welcome to the community!
You can try to fix that using this tidbit. But know that your users can create their own “styles” within their own browser settings to display links/buttons the way they want them to show. Think of this like enforcing a screen reader for the blind. Some users just need help to see your content differently and in their own way. They could be color blind, and the underline creates a contrast they otherwise wouldn’t notice. I do encourage you to let it be and let the user determine this for themselves.
If this is not your concern, here’s the styling tidbit you might consider:
"The underline appears because some browsers or user-agent stylesheets wrap buttons in anchor (<a>) tags or apply default text-decoration inherits to button elements.
To remove the underline across all browsers, add text-decoration: none; to both your button class and any wrapping links in your CSS."
You should be able to do this inline through the source code or have it done your stylesheet.
But again, be cautious. Such a move could alienate some of your audience if they need this visual cue.