Changing default style of hyperlinks

Hi Peter,

Thanks for this, fortunately by "selecting all styles using none" it got all of the other hyperlinks in one shot (plus a few others that weren't right, but still saved lots of time).

How can I make this a default that will carry over from document to document? Or does your note about the blue colour hardwired into Pages mean that changing the default is impossible & this must be set at the start of every new document?

Thanks for the help, much appreciated.

Kind regards,

Rax

Howdy Peter, sorry for the delay in response - I'm on the road & only have variable connections . . .

It was actually "Select All Uses of None", and it was in the styles drawer, in the "Character Styles" box, at the top it says "Character Styles", then below it, it says "None" & there is a red arrow on the far RH side - click on the arrow & one of the drop-down options is "Select All Uses of None".

But just to make sure: that means there's no way of creating a template that will default hyperlinks differently than the blue underline?

Thanks for the help.

Best,

Rax

Right, I forgot to say: I highlighed a hyperlink & it (mostly) selected all the other hyperlinks in the document, exclusively (there was only one other bit of text that had been included, but compared to manually selecting everything, it was much, much faster).

Also, to clarify, I was not changing that, I was using it to select all the text of similar formatting & then set it to my preferred hyperlink style (see photo above). Not perfect, but it seemed to work.

Or am I missing your point?

Thanks for the help, Peter -

Rax