How to Insert a Link in an Invisible Character (HTML Example)

If you’re working on a website, you can combine Wingdings with an invisible character and add a link like this:

<a href="https://example.com" style="text-decoration:none;">&#8203;</a>

Here’s what happens:

• &#8203;: This is a zero-width space, an invisible character that takes no visual space but is clickable.

• style="text-decoration:none;": Removes any visual cues like underlines, making the link truly invisible.

Embedding in Word or Other Text Editors

For Word:

1. Insert a space or special invisible character.

2. Highlight it and add a hyperlink by right-clicking and selecting "Hyperlink."

3. Test it to ensure the invisible area is clickable.