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Do regular HTML codes work in templates, specifically <font size="?"> </font>, would it need to be [FONT SIZE=] following your format?
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John Amato, February 24, 2016:
andjelakessler, February 24, 2016:
andjelakessler, February 24, 2016:
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John Amato, February 24, 2016:
No they don't. There is a (very) limited subset of HTML "pseudo" code that you can use.
In this case, there is a FONT tag you can use to achieve almost whatever you like:
[FONT STYLE="color: #56F389; font-size: 25px; font-family: Arial;"]Whatever text you want in this font[/FONT]
(Does this help?)
In this case, there is a FONT tag you can use to achieve almost whatever you like:
[FONT STYLE="color: #56F389; font-size: 25px; font-family: Arial;"]Whatever text you want in this font[/FONT]
(Does this help?)
andjelakessler, February 24, 2016:
Yes, thanks.... must use the "..." around color/size and font:family correct?
Where does the color # come from?
Other than the tags that appear when customizing an e-mail template, is there a more extensive list elsewhere on the site?
Where does the color # come from?
Other than the tags that appear when customizing an e-mail template, is there a more extensive list elsewhere on the site?
andjelakessler, February 24, 2016:
Sorry, meant to ask, do the color codes come from the HTML color chart?
John Amato, February 24, 2016:
Yes, the double-quotes around the STYLE attribute are required. That part works exactly like HTML/CSS.
The color values are indeed web hexadecimal colors, same as you would use in a website.
There really aren't many more tags than that. If you have needs that are beyond simple text formatting, centering, bolding, italics (and all of those I believe are in the tag legend), please let me know and we can explore the possibility of adding support for it.
The color values are indeed web hexadecimal colors, same as you would use in a website.
There really aren't many more tags than that. If you have needs that are beyond simple text formatting, centering, bolding, italics (and all of those I believe are in the tag legend), please let me know and we can explore the possibility of adding support for it.
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