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Displaying html as code in a message?
- Thread starter acutab
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what he said
As a newbie here, I speak out of blissful ignorance. Just wondered if you could insert the code as a quote. You know, with each line introduced by ">".
The other thing I just might try (if I was waiting for, say, church to start) might be to make it a HTML comment: <!-- code here? -->
OK, I'm through muddying the water (is that what they drink at bluegrass events?). Time for someone to offer a real answer...
As a newbie here, I speak out of blissful ignorance. Just wondered if you could insert the code as a quote. You know, with each line introduced by ">".
The other thing I just might try (if I was waiting for, say, church to start) might be to make it a HTML comment: <!-- code here? -->
OK, I'm through muddying the water (is that what they drink at bluegrass events?). Time for someone to offer a real answer...
MaxBulk Mailer is set to interpret and use the HTML code you paste in your styled text message. I think the only way to avoid that would be replacing all the '<' and '>' with '<' and '>' respectively. If you paste your HTML code to Dreamweaver in layout mode and switch to source mode you will get everything converted for you automatically. If you do not have a web page editor then use a text editor and replace those characters manually.