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The first time you login in, you will not have any templates in the ‘Templates’ area. You can do one of three things create your own template, upload your own template either created by another application or downloaded or import it from the provided ‘Gallery’.
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The first time you log in, you will not have any templates in the ‘Templates’ area. You can do one of three things: create your own template, upload a template created by another application or downloaded, or import it from the provided ‘Gallery’.
  
The email templates menu includes three sub menus:
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The email templates menu includes three submenus:
  
 
== Categories ==
 
== Categories ==
  
You can categorize the email templates so that it will be easier to group and find them.
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You can categorize the email templates to make it easier to group and find them.
  
 
[[File:Templates-Categories.png|center|frame|link=|Templates Categories]]
 
[[File:Templates-Categories.png|center|frame|link=|Templates Categories]]
  
 
== Templates ==
 
== Templates ==
<p>On first use, this area is blank, you can create templates to use them for your campaigns or you can import previously created ones using the “Upload Template” button, you can edit any template by clicking on the edit button, which will open the template in an editor, and if you are familiar with HTML you can click on the view source button and edit the template from the code. This does require a bit of html knowledge. There are a number of html tutorials available online and one very popular recommended one is at [http://www.w3schools.com/html/] You can also delete any template by clicking on the delete button.</p>
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<p>On first use, this area is blank. You can create templates for your campaigns or import previously created ones using the “Upload Template” button. Edit any template by clicking on the edit button, which opens the template in an editor. If you are familiar with HTML, you can click on the view source button to edit the template code. This requires some HTML knowledge. There are many HTML tutorials available online; a highly recommended one is [[https://www.w3schools.com/html/ W3Schools]].</p>
<p>You can also send a test email while editing your template to see how it looks like in real email before starting your campaign.</p>
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<p>You can also delete any template by clicking on the delete button.</p>
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<p>You can send a test email while editing your template to see how it looks in a real email before starting your campaign.</p>
  
 
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== Gallery ==
 
== Gallery ==
  
The gallery displays a list of ready-made templates for you to import and use. These templates, once imported, can be modified for your custom use. To import a template, click on the “import” button next to the template you want.
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The gallery displays a list of ready-made templates for you to import and use. Once imported, these templates can be modified for your custom use. To import a template, click on the “Import” button next to the desired template.
  
 
[[File:create-template.png|center|frame|link=|Create New Template]]
 
[[File:create-template.png|center|frame|link=|Create New Template]]

Latest revision as of 08:06, 23 July 2024


The first time you log in, you will not have any templates in the ‘Templates’ area. You can do one of three things: create your own template, upload a template created by another application or downloaded, or import it from the provided ‘Gallery’.

The email templates menu includes three submenus:

Categories

You can categorize the email templates to make it easier to group and find them.

Templates Categories

Templates

On first use, this area is blank. You can create templates for your campaigns or import previously created ones using the “Upload Template” button. Edit any template by clicking on the edit button, which opens the template in an editor. If you are familiar with HTML, you can click on the view source button to edit the template code. This requires some HTML knowledge. There are many HTML tutorials available online; a highly recommended one is [W3Schools].

You can also delete any template by clicking on the delete button.

You can send a test email while editing your template to see how it looks in a real email before starting your campaign.

Email Templates
Create New Template

Gallery

The gallery displays a list of ready-made templates for you to import and use. Once imported, these templates can be modified for your custom use. To import a template, click on the “Import” button next to the desired template.

Create New Template