Hello!
I am trying to create a fragment which can be customized in the content section.
Use case is: User should be able to customize the color of CTA button, change the background color, highlight text with color.
I could not find any related document or example on this. Please help.
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You will have to use the break inheritance approach to make the changes on the existing fragment and use that as a standalone within that email. Follow this break inheritance approach. Essentially you will have to add the fragment into the email designer after adding click on the personalization that will open the fragment id. Then select the fragment associated with that and copy that code in the editor to make changes to styles and save them.
@DBoro Take a look at this documentation.
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Hi Satheeskannak!
I tried to to write the following code to make the color customizable in the content; but this is giving me error while saving/simulating it.
{{fragment id='ajo:b299bf66-84d9-4da9-be9e-7ea5a82e9323' mode='inline' var='<a style="display: block; height: 100px; width: 500px; background: #606060; color: #33ff77; text-align: center; font-weight: bold; font-size: 300%; line-height: 100px; font-family: Arial; border-radius: 20px; text-decoration: none;" href="https://www.google.com/">Sign up!</a>'}}
Bellow is the error
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@DBoro I created a fragment with this HTML code and used that on the email designer (screenshot2) then sent out a proof.
Received proof with this content,
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Hi @SatheeskannaK
That fragment works if I directly put the fragment in the email without customization; but my question was different.
I created a customizable fragment as below screenshot_1:
screenshot_1:
Then, if I use above fragment in the email(screenshot_2) and want to change the 'color:#de3a2f' from 'color: #33ff77' this is not allowing me to save/simulate and hence can't send proof or publish the journey.
screenshot_2:
Below is the error:
Error is not just on color property, it's on any property customization.
Hope this will give more clarity.
Thanks,
Duleswar Boro
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You will have to use the break inheritance approach to make the changes on the existing fragment and use that as a standalone within that email. Follow this break inheritance approach. Essentially you will have to add the fragment into the email designer after adding click on the personalization that will open the fragment id. Then select the fragment associated with that and copy that code in the editor to make changes to styles and save them.
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