all i want for christmas is CSS support for underlines to extend below SVG pseudoelements 😔 (as in the first image)

@molly0xfff It's possible by setting a unicode character (fallback) in the CSS content, then style it with a custom webfont (e.g. convert the SVG with IcoMoon).

That's how I manage such link indicators in my personal website, although I move them to the right gutter instead of inline. Example: https://heracl.es/geary/

The *filesize difference versus an SVG is negligible. Of course, opinions may vary between what's good practice between icon fonts and SVGs.

/geary

How to run the Geary email client on Windows 10.

@heracles thank you!