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You can do this, by simply following all these steps.
Open your project within the Nicepage software.
Select the text element you want to apply the effect to.
Navigate to the ‘Style’ or ‘Design’ panel where you can adjust various styling properties.
Look for the 'Text Decoration' or similar section.
Typically, you'll find options related to "Hover" and sometimes "Active" states. If you find them, select 'Underline' for both states. However, if you can't find an option for the "Active" state, you may need to use custom CSS.
Using Custom CSS within Nicepage:
If you need to use custom CSS:
Navigate to the section or page where you can add custom CSS. This is often under 'Settings', 'Advanced', or a similar area.
Add the following CSS:
css
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.my-text {
text-decoration: none;
cursor: pointer;
transition: text-decoration 0.3s;
}
.my-text:hover, .my-text:active {
text-decoration: underline;
}
Make sure your text element has the class my-text. If you can't assign a class directly through the design tools, you might need to do so by editing the HTML directly within Nicepage.
Note: Software platforms, including Nicepage, are continuously updated and features can change over time. It's always a good idea to refer to the latest documentation or tutorials available on the Nicepage website or check within the community forums for specific and updated guidance.
You can do this, by simply following all these steps.
Open your project within the Nicepage software.
Select the text element you want to apply the effect to.
Navigate to the ‘Style’ or ‘Design’ panel where you can adjust various styling properties.
Look for the 'Text Decoration' or similar section.
Typically, you'll find options related to "Hover" and sometimes "Active" states. If you find them, select 'Underline' for both states. However, if you can't find an option for the "Active" state, you may need to use custom CSS.
Using Custom CSS within [Nicepage][1]:
If you need to use custom CSS:
Navigate to the section or page where you can add custom CSS. This is often under 'Settings', 'Advanced', or a similar area.
Add the following CSS:
css
Copy code
.my-text {
text-decoration: none;
cursor: pointer;
transition: text-decoration 0.3s;
}
.my-text:hover, .my-text:active {
text-decoration: underline;
}
Make sure your text element has the class my-text. If you can't assign a class directly through the design tools, you might need to do so by editing the HTML directly within [Nicepage.][2]
Note: Software platforms, including Nicepage, are continuously updated and features can change over time. It's always a good idea to refer to the latest documentation or tutorials available on the Nicepage website or check within the community forums for specific and updated guidance.
[1]: https://bestsoftfreepc.com/nicepage-crack/
[2]: https://bestsoftfreepc.com/nicepage-crack/