I am trying to see if there is a way to underline a text posted to slack. I am using webhook for posting messages to slack.
When you're writing a message in Slack, press the Aa button to reveal a formatting panel in both Slack's desktop and mobile apps. Highlight any text you've written then click options like bold, italics, strikethrough or code format to give messages the right emphasis or to make key excerpts stand out.
Blockquotes: To add angle brackets at the start of your message for indents and quotes, type ">" to indent a single lines or ">>>" to indent multiple paragraphs.
Tap and hold the message you'd like to share. Tap Copy Link to Message. Paste the link in a channel or direct message and tap the paper plane icon to send. The copied link will expand to display the message you're quoting.
Slack. @SlackHQ. @MattRosoff. Oh, apologies for the confusion. The faded, greyed out text in the message input field should tell you the conversation you're viewing, before you start typing.
I don't think this can be done. See https://api.slack.com/docs/formatting for the available message formatting options.
You can approximate it with Unicode’s COMBINING LOW LINE character: http://www.fileformat.info/info/unicode/char/0332/index.htm . Before posting, split your string along grapheme boundaries and insert a COMBINING LOW LINE after each. This sort of works, but with Slack’s default font the underline sometimes splits visually between characters. It’s enough though to give an impression, which might be what you want if, for example, you’re trying to give an example of the position of a link within a piece of text.
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