Toggle WebFonts on/off in Email Editor to simulate different mail clients
WebFonts work perfectly in Apple Mail, which comprises at least 20% of opens. They emphatically don’t work anywhere else, but with proper fallbacks they’re worth exploring. →
WebFonts work perfectly in Apple Mail, which comprises at least 20% of opens. They emphatically don’t work anywhere else, but with proper fallbacks they’re worth exploring. →
Save yourself a few “Send Sample” runs. →
The Custom CSS box is good for one thing, and that’s loading external stylesheets. But you have to do it right. →
Velocity loosens Java’s rules about types and nulls, but that causes more confusion than good. →
It’s almost certain that Velocity’s (that is, Java’s) trim() doesn’t do what you consider “trimming whitespace.” →
If you can make IT happy with minimal impact, do it. (But stay skeptical of claimed “security issues” in any MAP, as they’re usually false alarms.) →
They’ll tell you it can’t be done. But they didn’t count on the power of having no social life. →