Can I use nicepage as responsive email designer? What are common problems to avoid?
Thank you
Paolo
Hi,
As far as I know, the email source should be as easy as possible to be sure that all email clients will display this email properly. Nicepage uses modern technologies and we cannot guarantee that the email will look ok in all possible email clients. Most probably there will be problems with Grid control at least.
Nicepage Desktop Demo allows exporting of HTML websites. Therefore you can test the exported html project on your side.
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Olivia
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Hi,
I'm referring to absolute/relative path to resources.
For example, in dem.html (attached): <img src ... refers to a local resource so emails sent will be non readable. i think that problem can be fixed chosing to use absolute path (something like><img src = "http://mysite/images / mame-headline-400.jpg"), same is for other resources as css and js files, do you think this can be a good solution?
in thi case i would be able to sent a readable email as html. if so, how can i make it?
thank you
paolo
src ), same is for other resources as css and js files, do you think this can be a good solution? in thi case i would be able to sent a readable email as html. if so, how can i make it? thank you paolo
Last edited 31 October 2018 by amministrazione
Hi,
If you wish, you can edit the exported HTML files and use the absolute pass for the images.
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Hella
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Yes I know, but change document many and many times implies an annoing overcoding... A more simply solution will be appreciated.
Yes I know, but change document many and many times implies an annoing overcoding... A more simply solution will be appreciated.Hi,
Unfortunately, there is no way to insert an image with absolute path. As an alternative, you can use HTML control and insert an image as a custom HTML.
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