Template technique

Our simple template technique allows you to transform any HTML page into a template that can be changed with the help of a Wizard. To achieve this, place the template tags into the source code of your HTML file.

Each tag consists of two parts - an opening part and a closing part. A standard text can be positioned between the two parts; the text appears when using the template and can then be edited. We automatically insert a standard text for the tags "Online-Version", "unsubscribe", "aboutus" and "badget", if you have not saved your own.


Online version: <!--#online_version #--><!--#/online_version#-->
New elements: <!--#loop #--><!--#/loop#-->
Unsubscribe link: <!--#unsubscribe #--><!--#/unsubscribe#-->
Imprint: <!--#aboutus #--><!--#/aboutus#-->
Image: <!--#image #--><!--#/image#-->
Link: <!--#link #--><!--#/link#-->
HTML area: <!--#html #--><!--#/html#-->
Text line: <!--#text_line #--><!--#/text_line#-->
Contents: <!--#summary #--><!--#/summary#-->
Element separator: <!--#loopsplit#-->
Own Element: <!--#my_element name="Name" #--><!--#/my_element#-->

Online version

Recipient's can view the eMail within their Browser though the "online version" link.


Example with default text:

<!--#online_version #-->

If the newsletter is displayed incorrectly, please click here (online) .

<!--#/online_version#-->

Elements

A tag positioned in the source code (Loop tag) allows you to insert new elements. You will find both icons, wherever a loop tag has been inserted:

= Add new element
= Add RSS content

You can add as many new elements in the most different formats into your e-mail as required with the green Plus icon. The RSS icon allows you to insert RSS feed contents into the e-mail.

Example with default text:

<!--#loop #-->

Example of a heading


I am dummy text. From birth. It took a long time until I understood what it means to be a dummy text: One doesn't make any sense. One appears here and is completely out of context. It often happens that one is not even read.


New elements can be added in any format. Whether with or without images. An element is available for almost every variation possibility.

Example element:

Unsubscribe

Use the unsubcribe-tag to create an area where recipients can unsubscribe themselfs. If you just use the tag (without content), a standard text message will be inserted. You can also choose your own text like demonstrated in the following examle.


Example with default text:

<!--#unsubscribe #-->

<a href="{UNSUBSCRIBE}" >Unsubscribe</a>

<!--#/unsubscribe#-->


Imprint

Imprint:

<!--#aboutus #-->

<!--#/aboutus#-->


Image

Imprint:



Example with default text:

<!--#image #-->

<img src="http://www.yourdomain.com/logo.jpg" border="0" >

<!--#/image#-->


Link

Link:


Example with default text:

<!--#link #-->

<a href="http://www.yourdomain.com">Link</a>

<!--#/link#-->


HTML area

HTML area:


Example with default text:

<!--#html #-->

<h2>example title</h2>
I am dummy text. From birth. It took a long time until I understood what it means to be a dummy text: One doesn't make any sense. One appears here and is completely out of context. It often happens that one is not even read.

<!--#/html#-->


Text area

Use the text tag to place an editable text line.


Example with default text:

I am an editable text line!


Contents

This element creates a automatic table of contents with an internal link for the articles.


Example with default text:

<!--#summary #--><!--#/summary#-->

<!--#text_line #-->example title<!--#/text_line#-->


Element separator

Within a loop, you can place as muchs editable areas as you like.


Example with default text:

<!--#loop #-->
<!--#html #--><!--#/html#-->

<!--#loopsplit#-->

<!--#html #--><!--#/html#-->
<!--#/loop#-->

Own Element

The creation of e-mails with Wizard is not restricted to the standard elements. In templates you can also create your very own elements.


Example with default text:

<!--#loop #-->

<!--#my_element name="Name Ihres Elements" #-->

<h2><!--#text_line #-->Titel<!--#/text_line#--></h2> <!--#html #-->
Ich bin Ihr eigenes Element :-)
<!--#/html#-->

<!--#/my_element#-->

<!--#loopsplit#-->
…
<!--#/loop#-->

Note: every element must be named individually, otherwise it wont appear in the element selector.