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updated node_export, mimemail, menu_attributes

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Bachir Soussi Chiadmi
2016-11-05 17:09:40 +01:00
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sites/all/modules/contrib/mail/mimemail/README.txt
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the mail.css file found anywhere in your theme folder or
the combined CSS style sheets of your theme if enabled.
Since some email clients (namely Outlook 2007 and GMail) is tend to only regard
inline CSS, you can use the Compressor to convert CSS styles into inline style
attributes. It transmogrifies the HTML source by parsing the CSS and inserting the
CSS definitions into tags within the HTML based on the CSS selectors. To use the
Compressor, just enable it.
To create a custom mail template copy the mimemail-message.tpl.php file from
the mimemail/theme directory into your default theme's folder. Both general and
by-mailkey theming can be performed:
@@ -100,17 +106,15 @@
or any other active theme.
Images with absolute URL will be available as remote content. To embed images
into emails you have to use a relative URL or an internal path.
into emails you have to use a relative URL or an internal path. Due to security
concerns, only files residing in the public file system (e.g sites/default/files)
can be used by default.
For example:
instead of http://www.mysite.com/sites/default/files/mypicture.jpg
use /home/www/public_html/drupal/sites/default/files/mypicture.jpg
or /sites/default/files/mypicture.jpg
Since some email clients (namely Outlook 2007 and GMail) is tend to only regard
inline CSS, you can use the Compressor to convert CSS styles into inline style
attributes. It transmogrifies the HTML source by parsing the CSS and inserting the
CSS definitions into tags within the HTML based on the CSS selectors. To use the
Compressor, just enable it.
or public://mypicture.jpg
The 'send arbitrary files' permission allows you to attach or embed files located
outside Drupal's public files directory. Note that this has security implications: