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Actually you can't apply styles to a conditional statement using the MaxBulk Mailer style tools. That will break the whole conditional statement. You have to do it by hand instead.
For example:
<IF [[Opt1]] < "[Year]" <AND> [[Opt2]] <= "5" >Thank you for <span style="color: blue">[Opt3]</span>!</IF>
will display the data in the [Opt3] column in blue or:
<IF [[Opt1]] < "[Year]" <AND> [[Opt2]] <= "5" >Thank you for <strong>[Opt3]</strong>!</IF>
will display the data in the [Opt3] column in bold.
We use standard HTML code with inline CSS style information. You can set the font type, size, color, background color:
<IF [[Opt1]] < "[Year]" <AND> [[Opt2]] <= "5" >Thank you for <span style="background-color: yellow">[Opt3]</span>!</IF>
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For example:
<IF [[Opt1]] < "[Year]" <AND> [[Opt2]] <= "5" >Thank you for <span style="color: blue">[Opt3]</span>!</IF>
will display the data in the [Opt3] column in blue or:
<IF [[Opt1]] < "[Year]" <AND> [[Opt2]] <= "5" >Thank you for <strong>[Opt3]</strong>!</IF>
will display the data in the [Opt3] column in bold.
We use standard HTML code with inline CSS style information. You can set the font type, size, color, background color:
<IF [[Opt1]] < "[Year]" <AND> [[Opt2]] <= "5" >Thank you for <span style="background-color: yellow">[Opt3]</span>!</IF>
Continue reading...