I have a mailchimp email that contains quite a few images however do not load automatically in the outlook inbox.
I was wondering if there was a way of automatically loading the images to the email recipients that use outlook.
So far I have investigated that recipients could change their settings by altering the trust center settings as shown here. But as the only comment on that article states that there are problems with Mailchimp.
I have also come across a similar problem. However, not sure where to find my images Cid or not even sure whether this is a viable option.
Below is an image of the problem.
Edit (27/10/17):
The mailchimp images look like this:
https://gallery.mailchimp.com/608ee8ffcd21cef122eb0e6d9/images/765fb2c2-7075-4964-b831-ba5a6d0bc7cd.png
The img is written like this:
<img align="center" alt="" src="https://gallery.mailchimp.com/608ee8ffcd21cef122eb0e6d9/images/765fb2c2-7075-4964-b831-ba5a6d0bc7cd.png" width="564" style="max-width: 1000px;padding-bottom: 0;display: inline !important;vertical-align: bottom;border: 0;outline: none;text-decoration: none;-ms-interpolation-mode: bicubic;" class="mcnImage">
We've added domain authentication and verification and it hasn't resolved the issue; anyone using Outlook has to 'Mark as Safe' EVERY SINGLE TIME.
Interestingly we receive emails from a rival using Oracle/Bronto email software and this doesn't occur.
Problem is MailChimp is great apart from this one annoying issue.
We're having the same issue. I was under the impression that this can be resolved by authentication.
https://kb.mailchimp.com/accounts/email-authentication/about-email-authentication
I'm hoping we can convince the guys who manage to DNS server to add this.
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I received an email from client said that the site is violating GDPR related to the use of Google Fonts. they said this was the issue
Roboto
https://fonts.gstatic.com/s/roboto/v18/KFOmCnqEu92Fr1Mu4mxK.woff2
but i tried to search the whole site, I cant find anything regarding those font above, no fonts.gstatic, no robot nor .woff2 file.
is it possible joomla load file on the fly that not from our site? or anyone have this kind of issue too?
Search the mail address, or the mail author. I was receiving similar mail and I discovered that was a SCAM.
If you are using ready-made Joomla template, is impossible that you don't have the copyright to use the font that is included in the template.
I am having a href MailTo link in outlook mail body as below.
Product
When I am clicking on this link, it is generating proper mail like below.
image
How ever when some of my colleagues are clicking on this link, their mail is generating incorrectly as below.
image
We all work in Virtual Machines and all my colleagues who are having this issues have been provided Virtual Machines by a different vendor. This makes me believe there would be some difference in Virtual Machines provided by vendor which is causing this. However I am struggling to find what difference and how to resolve this issue. Kindly help me with this issue.
I have identified the issue. There should be ? in place of & in below html expression.
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I am customizing the email template for password-reset. I wish to access the logo from email resources directory (i.e) \themes\\email\resources\img\marketing.jpg
This can be possible for login module via ${url.resourcesPath}
Some one please point out me how to access the email resource path in password-reset.ftl
version keycloak-4.0.0.Final
I ran into this problem myself, and after some searching I found this email thread:
Hi community,
I am looking for a way to add images to custom keycloak email themes. Our company template HTML uses the images sent as attachment. I would therefore like to attach the required images to the email. If this is not possible, what would be the correct way to add images to the HTML template?
Unfortunately the current documentation does not state anything of it:
http://www.keycloak.org/docs/3.3/server_development/topics/themes.html
Regards
Jonathan
I don't think you can do this out of the box today, but you should be able
to create a custom email sender provider that does it. Look at docs for
details on creating custom providers (as well as quickstarts on examples).
Then look at EmailSenderProvider and the implementations in our repo.
Hi,
If your goal is to display a kind of logo or some image in the mail, you
can include it as an embedded image using
<img src="data:image/png;base64,.... "/>
It's not perfect as some email clients (like gmail) don't display this kind
of image but it can do the trick before finding a better solution.
BR, Jérôme.
Hi,
Thanks for your suggestions. After reading a lot about email client support for image embedding in emails (e.g. the solution from Jérôme is blocked by Outlook), I think the best solution is to implement my own email sender provider and link the images to the attachments (using CID) .
#Stian Thorgersen: My understanding is that I will have to override the EmailTemplateProvider based on the FreemarkerEmailTemplateProvider (or can I just extend from this one?) to fetch attachments from a path e.g. /attachments/ and pass them to the EmailSenderProvider, am I correct?
Regards
Jonathan
So, whilst the documentation says you can use <img src="${url.resourcesPath}/img/image.jpg"> in your custom themes, this doesn't actually work for email templates.
UPDATE (2022): The documentation has changed over time, so this might be possible now, though I haven't verified that: https://www.keycloak.org/docs/latest/server_development/#adding-an-image-to-a-theme
I'm struggling to figure out how to defeat this process on Hotmail.com.
When I send an e-mail using a PHP script (and PHPMailer libraries, using Sendmail), recipient viewing the message from Hotmail.com gets a very bare message. Images are there, but all of the HTML formatting (styles, attributes, hyperlinks) is stripped away. Not even the <td> attributes remain (such as colspan, cellpadding, etc).
However, when I send the exact same message directly from a regular mail client (or webmail interface), all formatting and styling is preserved intact.
My PHP script sends a customised HTML message to a group of recipients, but it does it one by one (customising parts of the message for each recipient).
It appears that Hotmail doesn't seem to trust my server with the messages and is removing attributes and links as a security precaution. However, there is no way for receiving user to override this. Adding the sender to the whitelist does nothing. I have posted this on a Microsoft forum, without much success. I'm hoping someone here might have fought with the same problem and found a solution, or at least work-around.
I tried various things. I put a time delay of a few seconds between sending of two messages, thinking that Hotmail doesn't like mass mailing, and if two or more messages arrive from same sender at the same time, it will activate this blocking. It didn't help. I tried using SMTP script, sending the message through g-mail's SMTP server. Same problem -- stripped-out formatting.
[update]: I have even tried using Microsoft's own SMTP servers for hotmail, using a valid outlook.com user account to send (from that PHPMailer script). When viewed through hotmail.com web interface, the message is still stripped of all formatting and links.
Meanwhile, when these problem messages are viewed through a mail client (iOS, OSX, Windows, Android, MS Outlook), all is perfectly fine. [/update]
Right now, my work-around is pasting a long URL for this one important link that I want users to use, for recipients who have 'hotmail' or 'outlook' or 'live' in their e-mail address.
Any creative thoughts?
[update 2]After a lot of tinkering, I was able to re-format the message so that at least some of the formatting is preserved, so now, I got <table> tags to work. What's weird is, <bgcolor> also works, but <center> doesn't, nor do any css style attributes (neither to <tr>, nor to <td> or <table> itself). Fortunately, I now have <a href> tags working properly, so the links are functional again. I have basically given up on the whole thing and have developed a separate bare-bones template only for hotmail/outlook recipients.
Frustrating![/update 2]
I'm not sure this is still an issue for you but since I didn't find ANY resources around that matter I thought it was useful to post it here.
I had the same problem and I figured it was that my links were dummies (only href="#") and that outlook stripped them (whereas gmail rewrites the href).
Apparently if there isn't a valid href tag, it strips the link, even if it's been used just for cosmetic.
I would advice not to use them for anything else than links (obviously).
Hope it'll help.
So, my email looks fine in Outlook but crappy in Gmail. Images are getting extra space around them. I have tried the display:block solution but it didn't work. Using Firebug you can see that Gmail adds a paragraph to the images, and this paragraph has padding set to it (See attachment). So I tried overwriting their rules by applying "p {-webkit-margin-before: 0!important;-webkit-margin-after: 0!important;}" in the section- Still didn't work. Any ideas?
So it must be an Outlook thing. When I sent it through there I had the gaps in Gmail. When I used Mailchimp to send with the exact same markup, the gaps had gone. Hoorah.