Specifying options (HTML parameters) for a link (optional)

If you do not specify any HTML parameters for the link, the following will apply for the link:

  • The linked web page will be opened in a new window.
  • The link will be formatted as a blue underscored link (link example).

Step by step

Open the Options dialog box as follows:

  1. Open the mailing in the Editing workflow step.
  2. To open the Link editing dialog box for a link that has already been created, click the Inxmail Professional code for the link. Then click the (Edit selection) button.
  3. In the Link editing dialog box, click the Options button.

    A dialog box appears.

  4. You can now specify the HTML parameters manually in the input area (for example, style="font-style:italic; color:green" target="_blank"). Use the ‘target’ HTML parameter, for example, to specify the window in which the linked web page is to open. This HTML parameter can hold any of the following values:

    Value

    Description

    _blank

    The linked web page will be opened in a new window.

    _self

    The linked web page will be opened in the current window.

    _parent

    The linked web page will be opened in the parent frameset.

    _top

    The linked web page will be opened in the full browser window.

  5. Confirm you entries in the Options dialog box by clicking OK.
  6. To apply the settings for the link, confirm the Link editing dialog box by clicking OK.
    The Inxmail Professional code for the inserted link appears in your mailing.

    Example

    If you have inserted a link to the Inxmail web page and have formatted the link with a coloured font and italics, the following Inxmail Professional code appears in your mailing:

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    [%url;"http://www.inxmail.de";"Inxmail"; "style=\"font-style:italic; color:#AAAAFF;\"";]
  7. Save your entries.
  • You have specified HTML parameters for a link. The quick preview ( (Show/hide quick preview) button) shows you the link. There you will see the format of the link and can open it (for HTML mailings).

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