Author Topic: HTML Signatures  (Read 20587 times)

Kostya Vasilyev

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Re: HTML Signatures
« Reply #15 on: January 26, 2016, 06:55:26 pm »
Please clarify:

How exactly it's not working

What is "latest update" to you, the exact version.

I did test, there could be a bug there, who knows, but please provide more info because it worked in my testing.
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Maci69

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Re: HTML Signatures
« Reply #16 on: June 16, 2016, 07:07:23 pm »
Hi, just wondering if this "... Rich text formatting when composing messages, including the signature (font style, color, size; embedded images, including in the signature). ..." (pasted from home page/about) means that it's possible to embed images in the signature...
From what I read in this topic I got that it's not, but it would be very useful looking at customers like me and, I suppose, many oothers (I mean, those who use the app for their Company email accounts).
However, thanks for the work you've done, it's a great app!  ;)

StR

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Re: HTML Signatures
« Reply #17 on: June 16, 2016, 09:28:07 pm »
...  it's possible to embed images in the signature...
From what I read in this topic I got that it's not...

As @Paris Geek mentioned, - it is possible to insert an image in the signature.

I suspect the problem here is that @Maci69 cannot find how to insert the image into the signature.
While I am opposed using images in signatures, I also thought for long time that it was impossible in Aquamail. It is hard to notice that one can scroll that panel at the top, and there are a few more items on the right. (At least in the dark theme, non-material design).
@Maci69: To add the image to the signature, long-press on the account in the account list, -> options and folders -> Composing and sending ->  Signature . There, press on "Switch to rich text" (if you had a plain text signature). A set of icons will be at the top of that "inset/popup" window. Touch and hold with your finger on it and move the finger to the left. The last icon in that row, after the "cross" item, allows you to insert an image.

I hope this helps.
Please, kindly let us know if this was what you were looking for.

Maci69

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Re: HTML Signatures
« Reply #18 on: June 18, 2016, 10:18:32 am »
Hi, THANKS VERY MUCH !!!  ;)
Paris geek and  StR solved my problem! I couldn't imagine that it's possible to scroll that menu, I feel myself a little bit dummy  ;D
Thanks again!
Max. :)