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| Using this option, you simply copy/paste your prepared HTML code into the text box provided. This assumes that images will be remotely hosted elsewhere. | Using this option, you simply copy/paste your prepared HTML code into the text box provided. This assumes that images will be remotely hosted elsewhere. | ||
| - | ==== Upload a zip file ==== | + | ==== Upload a Zip file ==== |
| - | This method allows you to upload your email's HTML and accompanying images (which Sentori will host for you). This method functions exactly like uploading a Template from a ZIP file, except the end result is a single email rather than a Template. | + | This method allows you to upload your email's HTML and accompanying images (which Sentori will host for you). This method functions exactly like uploading a [[template-import|Template from a Zip file]], except the end result is a single email, rather than a Template. |
| - | === How to setup your zip file === | + | Check [[template-import|how to structure your Zip file]]. |
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| - | * Your HTML file must be named index.html | + | |
| - | * All content (the index.html file and any image files) must either be loose in the root of the ZIP file, or contained in a single folder inside of it. | + | |
| - | * The "src" attribute of any images must either use absolute URLs to images hosted elsewhere or simply contain the name of the file found in the Zip file so <img src="logo.png" /> and //not// <img src="**images/**logo.png" />. | + | |
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| - | Note: by default Macs will automatically create a sub-folder inside a zip file. | + | |