How to add image as preview / pre-header in HTML OR can we code that it Adobe campaign classic?

[sphawde]

I want to show a image instead of preview text (section below the email subject) when the email reaches to the inbox. Please suggest some valuable solutions to accomplish this.

[abhinav99 · Accepted solution]

Hi @sphawde ,

You can replace the preview text with your image source.

It should work this way.

Refer to this code:-

 <!-- Visually Hidden Preheader Text: BEGIN -->
            <div aria-hidden="true" style="text-align:center;OVERFLOW: hidden; MAX-HEIGHT: 0px; mso-hide: all;">
                <br><img src="yourimage.png" 
style="width: 300px;" data-status="true" </div>
            <!-- Visually Hidden Preheader Text: END -->

[Marcel_Szimonisz]

Hello @sphawde,
I am not aware that image can be used in preheader for email. The definition of preheader is:

An email preheader is the short summary text that appears next to or below the subject line of an email in most email clients. It provides additional context and information about the email content and helps the recipient decide whether to open the email or not.

Since the preheader text is typically displayed in plain text format, it's not possible to include images in the preheader. However, you can use HTML tags such as bold, italic, and links to format and enhance the preheader text.

And for that you can use the bullet proof preheader from litmus article
https://www.litmus.com/blog/the-little-known-preview-text-hack-you-may-want-to-use-in-every-email/

<div style="display: none; max-height: 0px; overflow: hidden;">
Insert hidden preheader text here.
</div>
  
<!-- Insert &#847;&zwnj;&nbsp; hack after hidden preview text -->
<div style="display: none; max-height: 0px; overflow: hidden;">
&#847; &zwnj; &nbsp; &#8199; &#65279; &#847; &zwnj; &nbsp; &#8199; &#65279; &#847; &zwnj; &nbsp; &#8199; &#65279; &#847; &zwnj; &nbsp; &#8199; &#65279; &#847; &zwnj; &nbsp; &#8199; &#65279; &#847; &zwnj; &nbsp; &#8199; &#65279; &#847; &zwnj; &nbsp; &#8199; &#65279; &#847; &zwnj; &nbsp; &#8199; &#65279;
</div>

Marcel

[Sukrity_Wadhwa]

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