How to underline name in email address

To underline a name in an email address, you can use HTML code or a workaround using plain text. Here are a few methods:

Method 1: Using HTML code

You can use the <u> tag to underline the name in the email address. Here's an example:

<a href="mailto:John <u>Doe</u>@example.com">John Doe</a>

This will render as: John Doe@example.com

Method 2: Using plain text

You can use a combination of Unicode characters to create an underline effect. Here's an example:

John ⏎ [email protected]

The ⏎ character is a Unicode character that represents a horizontal line, which can be used to create an underline effect.

Method 3: Using a workaround

You can use a combination of characters to create a visual underline effect. Here's an example:

John [email protected]

The underscore character (_) can be used to create a visual underline effect.

Note: The above methods may not work in all email clients or devices, as some may not support HTML code or Unicode characters. Additionally, some email clients may interpret the underline as a link or a formatting issue.

It's also worth noting that underlining a name in an email address is not a standard practice and may not be supported by all email clients or devices. It's generally recommended to use a standard format for email addresses, such as "John Doe [email protected]".