But the same issue applies to the free version that i used before…
I just don’t understand how to get rid of all the extra line breaks when they arent there when i add the code to the plugin! You’re only answer is to build another plugin to handle the CSS.
This is really poor!
@newuser2,
The line breaks are in the template every time you create a new line. See this snippet where I have indicated your line breaks:
<head>LINE BREAK
<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=UTF-8" />LINE BREAK
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="http://joinalpha.com/blog/css.css">LINE BREAK
</head>LINE BREAK
<body>LINE BREAK
The need for a custom plugin is there because you want to use your own defined CSS, you consider it to be poor but I consider it to be a valuable feature that allows extension of the Subscribe2 code through an API in the same way WordPress allows extension through their API so that plugins like Subscribe2 can be created.
OK, i appreciate that, but this is an unexpected headache for your plugin and i thought i’d have this really simple setup done in minutes – not days!
Can you give me a zip file for a plugin that will allow me to embed my own CSS styles?
Thanks in advance.
I didnt even add these line breaks, if i did i would remove them and the pain would go away! However it’s your plugin thats adding them before sending the emails out…
@newuser2,
You did add those line breaks – you pressed return, I’ve simply shown you where they are.
You code is here:
http://pastebin.com/mURH7fHa
I got a problem like @newuser2. In my opinion, if we don’t use ‘theme CSS stylesheet in HTML’. A simple HTML in Email Template should be working fine.
Could you suggest me How to fix it without use ‘theme CSS stylesheet in HTML’?
@firstkrish,
Since you seem to be using the paid version and have already posted on the paid forum I’ll follow up there.
Please in future, try to avoid cross posting the same issue.
