https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=99940
--- Comment #1 from Theodore Matula Jr. <buddymat...@gmail.com> ---
I was able to reproduce this bug on Version 5.2.0.0.alpha1+ in Windows 10. When
exporting text with a colored underline as HTML, the colored underline is
displayed as black. However, if both the font color and the underline color are
changed to the same color, both colors are displayed correctly. If the font
color and underline colors are different, the HTML will display both as
whatever the font color is, overwriting the underline color. It seems that for
a HTML file, the font color overwrites the underline color.
Test with Red underline:
1. Open a new Writer Document
2. Type a word, highlight it, and press CTRL+U
3. Click Format>Character and select the Font Effects Tab
4. Change the Underline Color to Red and click ok
5. Click file>save as and save the document as .html
6. open the new html file
Expected:
The underline will be red.
Actual:
The underline is black.
Test with red underline and red text:
Repeat steps 1-3 in first test
4. Change the Underline Color and Font Color to Red and click ok
5. Click file>save as and save the document as .html
6. open the new html file
Expected:
The underline and font will be red.
Actual:
The underline and font is red.
Test with red underline and Green text:
Repeat steps 1-3 in first test
4. Change the Underline Color to red, the Font Color to green, and click ok
5. Click file>save as and save the document as .html
6. open the new html file
Expected:
The underline will be red and the font will be green.
Actual:
The underline and font are both green.
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