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Elana_Shama
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July 16, 2015
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Link styling in email HTML editor

  • July 16, 2015
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In the new email editor, how do I edit the styling for links? There's no option for editing the class styling, etc. Also, is there a way to edit the styling for all links in a specific email?

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Go to Admin, Treasure Chest, and disable "Enable upgraded TinyMCE"

Jon.

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Anonymous
July 16, 2015

+1, I can't believe in-element styling has been taken out - it will impact a lot of our templates.

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Anonymous
July 16, 2015

Hi Elana,

You can edit the styling of the link by editing the hyperlink - click on the advanced tab - and edit it in the "style field"

For example, if you want to get rid of the underline just type in text-decoration: none

Hope this helps,

Mike

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Anonymous
July 16, 2015

Hi Elana, Mike,

to add to Mike's helpful answer, you can also edit the text colours and other styles with css in the advanced tab, for ex. color: blue;

br, Kaisa

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Anonymous
July 16, 2015

We had the same problem with our links. In the new text editor there is no advanced tab to add the styling. And any existing emails that we edited had the styling removed. For now we have gone back to the legacy text editor until we know how to style our links using the new version.

haliddelkic
haliddelkic
Level 3
July 16, 2015

Hi Ally,

Could you please tell me how you reverted back to the legacy text editor?

Not a big fan of the new editor - finding it very annoying that styling in my existing emails is being removed.

Many thanks,
Halid

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Anonymous
Accepted solution
July 16, 2015

Go to Admin, Treasure Chest, and disable "Enable upgraded TinyMCE"

Jon.

    keithnyberg
    keithnyberg
    Level 7
    July 29, 2015

    You can still style links by opening the editor, going into the HTML, and then adding the class, styles, etc by writing directly in the code. You need to know basic HTML styling to accomplish this, but its almost identical to the knowledge needed to add styling using the old editor. The old editor was easier because it listed the option and you could put the code there, but it's not that different.

    Justin_Cooperm2
    Justin_Cooperm2
    Level 10
    December 7, 2015

    This functionality is now in the new editor. I highly recommend you switch to using the new editor, as the legacy editor will not be supported indefinitely.

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