Display flex stripped off from Email Template

  • Resolved gamicord

    (@gamicord)


    11 months, 3 weeks ago

    Hello Sir,
    So far, my Automation through AutomatorWP can send automated Emails.

    There are just two things about it, that are still troubling:

    1.) RESET PROBLEM:
    Whenever I set it to Recurring, but I run a Test Automation, it registers it as if I have run an Automation for today, and Next Run is then set for tomorrow.

    In this way, I am not able to still determine if the Automation can still run by itself.

    Is there a way to Reset it– in such a way that, even if I have run a Test Automation for today, I can still set it to a time on today to still run an Automation by itself today?

    2.) EMAIL TEMPLATE
    I created an Email Template that should look like this on Desktop— https://prnt.sc/4PaawvJOC-sI

    And like this on Mobile– https://prnt.sc/TUf1AlBIlpeY

    It was all done with inline CSS because I realized that the Email Template was not reading and not accepting CSS Data from my External CSS file.

    Now, my Images and Text are aligned side-by-side, and I achieved this through the “Display: Flex;” CSS property.

    I have added this Template through the Text Mode of the Email Content Editor.

    But when I save, it strips off my “Display Flex” CSS Property. And the result is that my Image and Text are no longer aligned side-by-side.

    See the output of what it gives me, when I receive the automated Email— https://prnt.sc/Ictxu5B6Om5E

    You can see that the Images and Text do not align side-by-side– because my “Display Flex” CSS Property is stripped off.

    Why is that happening? — and how do You think I can fix it?

    Regards.

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  • Plugin Author Ruben Garcia

    (@rubengc)

    Hi @gamicord

    I would be more than happy to assist you today.

    1 – Actually force to run the automation makes it to run in production, is not a test, so when you are pressing the run automation button is processing everything, for that the next run is scheduled for the next date

    Simply, if you want to run it again in the same day, you can click again the run automation button to force it.

    2 – Emails allowed CSS is really different comparent to normal HTML CSS, even between different browsers since if you see your email in Chrome, Opera or Firefox, you will see that it looks a bit different (also if you check it in Android or iOS) the most recommended is to use the <table> tag to distribute your content, but this is something outside our support since email templating is a completely different task (its like to explain you HTML, CSS or PHP, this is not related to AutomatorWP at all since is more related to code development, email templates are also code development)

    Hope it helps!

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