This path shows your current position in the creation process. Once you open a campaign, you will notice that there is a "path" at the top of the screen. That's it! You have successfully copied an email campaign.
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To copy an existing campaign, follow the steps below. Once you are done here, you can refresh your screen and go back to email campaigns and you will now see the Make Copy button:.If you see a "Clone" button in your Page Layout, please drag the Clone button back up to Layout Properties:.
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Drag the Make Copy button down to your Page Layout.Now you will see the Make Copy button in the Layout Properties.From here you'll need to select Mobile & Lightning Actions:.Select Email Campaign Layout (or your personalized email campaign name) :.Select Page Layouts from the menu on the left:.Select the gear icon in the top right, then select Edit Objects:.To add the Make Copy button, follow the steps below. Note: should you see "Clone" instead, DO NOT use that, but replace it with "Make Copy" on the Email Campaign page layout in Object Manager as explained in steps below. In order to copy an existing campaign, you must first add the Make Copy button. Of course, the -w option can be used with an -output option too.Another option when creating email campaigns is to start from a copy of an existing campaign. It can be time-saving when you can just split you screen and see the HTML output modified when you modify your MJML. If you like live-coding, you might want to use the -w option that enables you to re-render your file every time you save it. mjml -l skip -r input.mjml Watch changes on a file mjml -w input.mjml If output is a directory, output file(s) will be output/input-file-name.html Set the validation rule to skip so that the file is rendered without being validated. If the output file does not exist it will be created, but output directories must already exist. You can output the resulting email responsive HTML in a file. The defaults are "collapseWhitespace": true, "minif圜SS": false, "removeEmptyAttributes": true Log error stack $> mjml input.mjml -config.stack true Render and redirect the result to a file mjml input.mjml -o my-email.html Change minify options $> mjml input.mjml -config.minifyOptions = '' Mjml -stdout input.mjml Minify and beautify the output HTML $> mjml input.mjml -config.beautify true -config.minify false
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Render and redirect the result to stdout mjml -s input.mjml It will output a MJML file called result.mjml. Migrate MJM元 to MJML4 $> mjml -m input.mjml -o result.mjml It will output a HTML file called input.html. In addition to the translation engine, which converts MJML to email HTML, we've bundled a Command Line Interface (CLI) helping you to achieve the basic features it offers and integrate it seamlessly in your development flow.
#Mjml email signature install#
You can download and install the MJML engine from NPM. You can now run MJML directly, in that folder: mjml input.mjml node_modules/.bin/, add it to your PATH: export PATH = " $PATH. In the folder where you installed MJML you can now run. We recommend installing and using MJML locally, in a project folder where you'll use MJML: npm install mjml