Formatting emails

Hello!

could you send me an screenshot and detail me what would make it look nice? Like do you want to put something in bold? do you want to add spaces somewhere?

Regards!

Hello and thank you for your time. I have done bold and italics but can’t get the logo or any image to show up. The first image is our logo which is just added with the image icon. The second and third images, I put in a table but that’s no better.

I tried, per your suggestion a different email but same result.

This is what the sender gets:

• This reply was modified 7 months, 1 week ago by agnessmith.

Hi Edgar,

You were right, I can get the images to show up in Yahoo webmail. However, the images are way too big. I did resize them in the form to a max. height of 40px but they’re still huge. So big, I have to scroll and scroll vertically. Is that a Yahoo issue? Thank you.

Are these images that you added directly to the email? or they are images uploaded with the file upload field?

The images are in the media folder in WordPress. Maybe I’m doing it incorrectly?

• This reply was modified 7 months, 1 week ago by agnessmith. Reason: Adding screen shot

Here’s what the email the recipient gets look like. I zoomed out as much as I could to get it in one screen.

I think you forgot to include the image but i did some testing and the plugin does specify that the image needs to have the size that you defined, this is very technical but in case it helps, this is the code that the plugin generate for the email (which specify the with that i defined)

td style="text-align: left;">
                           <img src="https://test:9090/workstation/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/image.jpg" style="width:56px;"><div class="par" style="margin-bottom: 5px;">
    <br>

Also the image looks fine in the email provider that i am testing with. So it could be that your email provider is just ignoring that setting and display the image in the original size. To fix this the best solution probably is to resize the original image with a tool like https://imageresizer.com/ and then use that image instead. That way even if the email provider render the image at the original size it will still look fine.

Regards!

Hi,

I included 2 screen shots, I can see them in this thread.

Ok, I can resize the images, probably simpler. Thank you for all your help!