Is it possible to use different hyperlink styles in the same document? I would like to have different colours for the hyperlink underline for different types of hyperlinks. Thanks in advance if you tell me how to do it.
Different hyperlink styles in the same doc
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Different hyperlink styles in the same doc
by dmFsczU2 » Fri, 30 Sep 2005 02:16:04 GMT
Re: Different hyperlink styles in the same doc
by Vals56 » Sat, 01 Oct 2005 07:51:39 GMT
Thanks Jay, What I forgot to mention was that I wanted to save the document as a Web page. Unfortunately, when saving as HTML, Word changes formatting back to blue underline. As you might've guessed all that I wanted to do was to have the colour of the underline the same as the hyperlink text. This works fine if you save it as a doc file, but reverts back to blue underline if you save it as *.htm. It is possible to open a web page created by Word with the Notepad and manually edit HTML code, but it is very laborious. Unfortunately FrontPage or any other web design software are out of the question. Users who have to modify these web pages on our network are not trained in the web design software and don't have it installed. That is why I am trying to find a solution using Word. It is the only thing our users more or less understand. I would be grateful if you can come with some other ideas or workarounds. Thanks again, Val
Re: Different hyperlink styles in the same doc
by Bob S » Wed, 12 Oct 2005 10:10:41 GMT
If I change the definition of the Hyperlink Style so that Font Color is Automatic instead of Blue, then the underline matches the text even when I save it as HTML. Does this not work for you? Bob S
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