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Enhancing your emails with simple HTML styling
Enhancing your emails with simple HTML styling

Enhance your AppicalNow emails with basic HTML styling to make your messages more engaging and visually appealing.

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Written by Victor Romijn
Updated over a week ago

Overview

While AppicalNow emails donโ€™t have an advanced editor like pages or knowledge items (YET! โš™๏ธ), you can still apply some HTML codes to format your text and add links. This guide covers a few basic HTML codes to improve the appearance of your emails.

Example

Use HTML to make important details bold, italic or link to resources for a cleaner, more organised look in emails.

<b>Welcome to Appical!</b> 

We're thrilled to have you onboard. Be sure to complete your initial
onboarding tasks by next week. For more details, visit our
<a href="http://www.appical.net">company website</a>. If you have questions, feel free to reach out to your onboarding manager.

<i>Looking forward to a great start!</i>

The email text will appear as follows:

Welcome to Appical!

We're thrilled to have you onboard. Be sure to complete your initial onboarding tasks by next week. For more details, visit our company website.

Looking forward to a great start!


HTML Codes You Can Use

Text Styling

  • Bold Text: Use <b>text here</b> to make text bold.

    Example: <b>Welcome to Appical!</b>

  • Italic Text: Use <i>text here</i> to italicize text.

    Example: <i>Important update</i>

Hyperlinks

  • Add a Link: To insert a hyperlink, use this code:

    <a href="http://www.appical.net">link text</a>

  • Replace the URL and link text as needed.

  • Important: Be careful not to alter other elements within the code.


Testing Your HTML-Formatted Emails

After applying HTML, always test your email to ensure the formatting appears as expected.

  1. Send a test email to yourself.

  2. Review the formatting, links, and readability.


Additional Resources

Want to learn more about HTML? Explore basic HTML tags and best practices on W3Schools, a free online resource.


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