[just asking] Oh, this approach would require us to remember to always wrap any links in our docs in a<u> tag. Maybe we should underline them with css only?text-decoration: underline should do the trick

Moreover, I suppose we might want links in blog posts to be underlined too. I think it would be much easier to maintain if the underline was added automatically

So I guess we can just applytext-decoration to all links inside blog/docs container. Or vice-versa - apply underline to alla tags on the page and disabletext-decoration in undesirable places like the side bar or table of content

What do you think?

Perhaps Docusaurus even has some functionality to customize markdown links (though I haven't searched)

I definitely agree, I'm new to the MDX format and I was unsure how styling was applied in these pages in the first place aside from general markdown syntax.

Should be a fairly easy fix, I'll get it done in the morning.

Yup, what@auvred said - we're definitely going to forget this if we need to do it manually. And it's a bit of a pain. There should be a way to apply a straightforward style for most or all of the links inside markdown content.