Sometimes you reach a point where you need to do a little bit of customization and adding a small snippet of HTML is a neat way to spice up a promotion. We do stress the importance of not over-using these html tricks and tips. If you have many style changes to make, a custom theme is the way to go.
Also, accuracy counts! Always make sure you’re using the html snippets correctly. Proof read, look for typos and test before sending out your email to your subscribers :)
Now, onto the tricks and tips…
How to center a Section Title, Heading or Sub-heading
How to change the font color within a paragraph
How to change the font size within a paragraph
How to change the font type within a paragraph
How to combine multiple style changes
How to Justify a paragraph
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How to center a Section Title, Heading or Sub-heading:
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How to change the font color within a paragraph:
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How to change the font size within a paragraph:
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How to change the font type within a paragraph:
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Now, lets put it all together!
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How to justify A paragraph:
The code: <center>This Will Center My Section Title</center>
What to look out for: Make sure you “close” the tag at the end with a / like this: </center>
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The code: <span style="color:red">This text must stand out!</span>
What to look out for: Make sure you “close” the tag at the end with a / like this: </span>
Using a hex code: You can select an even more specific color by using the color’s “Hex code.” That’s a 6 character code that looks like this: #FF0000
You can find a list of codes here, or grab the exact code for a color on your website by using a color picker – For a PC or for a Mac.
The code: <span style="color:#FF0000">This text must stand out!</span>
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The code: <span style="font-size:30px">Big Text!</span>
Adjust the pixel number to change the size of the text. A smaller number makes the font size smaller and a larger number makes the font size bigger.
What to look out for: Make sure you “close” the tag at the end with a / like this: </span>
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The code: <span style="font-family:verdana">Verdana text</span>
What to look out for: Make sure you “close” the tag at the end with a / like this: </span>
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The code: <span style="font-family:verdana; color:blue; font-size:30px">Some blue text that really stands out!</span>
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After (and done!):
The code: <p style="text-align:justify">Enter the paragraph here</p>
What to look out for: Make sure you “close” the tag at the end with a / like this: </p>
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