Say goodbye to the frustration of not being able to underline text in Squarespace! While Squarespace text editors may not have a dedicated underline command, no worries, we've got you covered! We've got a simple workaround for you. Instead of feeling defeated, give this easy solution a try the next time you want to add some emphasis with an underline to your text. This will work for both Squarespace 7.0 and 7.1.
Complexity: Easy
Step 1
Highlight the text you want to underline
Step 2
Press the Control and U keys on your keyboard (⌘ and U for Mac users) and you are done.
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