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Asked: 2026-06-13T09:28:18+00:00

I’m writing a template for an e-mail, and I can’t use css. I need

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I’m writing a template for an e-mail, and I can’t use css. I need to change the color of the links, by default they get blue and underline. I want to keep the underline but change the color to black. Is that even possible without css?

My exact line is:

<tr><td><a href="#"> Link 3 </a></td></tr>

EDIT

I found this answer but it adds an attribute to the body section. That’s also something I can’t have. Any other solutions?

<body link="XXX" alink="YYY" vlink="ZZZ">

EDIT

This link is great if like me you have to write html for an email. I’m copying it here for posterity. Thanks @Andy.

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  1. Editorial Team

    What you could do is use the old and deprecated font tag. So it would be:

    <tr><td><a href="#"><font color="black"> Link 3 </font></a></td></tr>
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