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Build your message starting from:

  • Basic templates: they are basically wireframes for your new message
  • Rich templates: they contain sample content to give you some design ideas
  • My templates: they are previously saved custom templates

For basic or rich templates, you can:

  • Preview it
  • Create a copy and save it as a custom template
  • Create a new message starting from the template, by clicking on NEW EMAIL.

In the "My Templates" section, you can also edit or delete templates.

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The "Content" tab allows you to choose a new content element and add it to your message. Just drag and drop a content element (button, image, etc,) in the message area on the left.

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The Content properties area changes depending on the content element that has been selected. If you select a button, for example, you will see a number of several tools to help you style the button and link it to your desired action.

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If you click inside a text content block, the text editor toolbar will appear. The toolbar opens is in "simple" mode, giving you access to basic text editing tools.

Click on the icon on the right of the toolbar to expand it to "advanced" mode. Here you will find additional text editing tools, including advanced features such as merge tags (e.g. "Dear [firstname],").

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We would like to inform you that Google fonts are available to you in order to further customize your message. Please be aware that if you use them, your recipients' IP addresses may be tracked by Google. Further information, can be found at https://developers.google.com/fonts/faq in Google’s privacy policy at https://www.google.com/policies/privacy.

Structure

The Structure panel includes different types of structural elements for your message. Think of them of as a way to create different sections of the message.

For example:

  • A single column section at the top with a hero image
  • A two-column section in the middle, with a recent product announcement
  • A three-column section in the lower part of the email, with some product information
  • Etc.
Whenever you need to switch to a different number of columns, introduce a new section by using the Structure panel.

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Unlike content blocks available in BEE v1, the new structures provide much more flexibility and customization at both the row and column levellevels. 

Also, you can now clone entire structures (for example, a picture, a button, and a text) with all its settings and blocks. Previously you could only clone a single block of content.

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If you click on a structure inside the message, you can modify row and columns settings, like background colors, paddings padding, and borders.

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From this tab you can modify general settings that apply to the entire message:

  • Content area width: set by default to 600px, which is the recommended width for most devices.
  • Background color: it's the newsletter's background color. This setting is effective only for rows where a color has not been specified, inside "Row properties". Otherwise, the background color specified for that content structure will be used.
  • Content area background-color: it's the background color for all content areas. This setting is effective only for rows and columns where a color has not been specified.
  • Default font: it's the font used for the whole newsletter. This setting affects all text set to use the default font.
  • Link color: it's the link color. As above, this setting affects all text links set to use the default color.

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For each message, you create you can:

  • Exit: leave Leave the editor without saving the message. All the edits will get lost.
  • Save: save the edits without leaving the editor.
  • Save & exit: save the edits and leave the editor.

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  • save the message as a template: by saving a message as a template, it will be added in the section Messages > Email > Templates > Drag & drop templates 
  • make a quick send
  • take a look at the message preview
  • show message structure



Save a row

Within the Drag & Drop editor, you can save up to 30 rows that you can use on different messages.

  1. To save a row, select it in the Drag & Drop editor and proceed as you prefer:
    1. You can click on the Floppy icon that appeared following the selection.
    2. You can add the row to those saved from the editor context menu that appears on the right.
  2. Name your custom row.
  3. Click “Save Row


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titleSuggestion

We recommend that you name your new row so that it is easy for you to identify it easily. Es "Header 1 - ..."

Call up a saved row

To use a previously saved row:

  1. Enter the "Rows" tab of the Drag & Drop editor.
  2. From the drop-down menu, select "Saved rows"
  3. Drag the row into the message to customize it



Custom rows

Custom rows are pre-filled rows of content ready to be used.

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