Hyperlinks in pdf for epub

I created hyperlinks over a graphic frame that had multiple web addresses and phone numbers. When finished, all the weblinks opened to the website and the phone numbers gave me a box about calling the numbers. The problem is once it e-published, only the top link went to a web page. It ignored the remaing web links and phone numbers. Any ideas?
Thank you

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Fun Seeker wrote:
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When I view epub files in Adobe Digital Editions, the hyperlinks I create in InDesign all have a blue underline. The text color, red in this case, appears just fine. The underline is being applied by the epub reader, or so it seems.
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