Trying to figure out how I made this underline because I need to remove it

[matthewp62233955]

About five years I created this file for a book that I worked on and used InDesign 5 (at the time) to create these underlines underneath text. See the screenshot for an illustration. I know for certain that I did not create it using the underline function in ID because when I click on that function it creates a new underline underneath the one present. So the line is in the text box. I've been racking my brain trying to figure out HOW I did it so i can actually remove it, as the line doesn't look good anymore when the page is printed. Any help would be appreciated.

[vladan saveljic · Accepted solution]

Check paragraph rules

[Barb Binder]

Hi Matthew:

Supporting Vladan's answer:

1. Click on the text.
2. Click the hamburger icon on the far right of the Control panel to open the Control panel menu > Paragraph Rules.
   
3. Uncheck Rule on.
   
4. If using Paragraph styles, right click the style > Redefine Style.

~Barb

[Ian Blogs]

Barb I would love to know why you call it the hamburger icon?

[Steve Werner]

It's a short and amusing reference to the appearance of a menu icon in Adobe applications. It looks like a stack of hamburger patties:

[Ian Blogs]

Thanks, I would never have guessed it.

[BobLevine]

Not just for Adobe apps...all apps and web sites.

More: Hamburger button - Wikipedia

[matthewp62233955]

Thank you both. That's exactly what I needed. Appreciate it.