Responsive Email Templates In WHMCS by Aaron Arney June 10, 2014 in WHMCS can be a complicated software package that is supposed to make your life easier. In most cases it does but sometimes something simple can turn into a headache.
Luckily, creating default responsive email templates is a relatively easy task in WHMCS. Zurb Ink If you have never used Foundation or, now is the time.
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These frameworks are awesome and can make your life so much easier. Was created by Zurb to ease the stress responsive email templating was causing developers. Now all you have to do is create your layout using the base CSS, convert it using the, and presto you have yourself a responsive email. To get started and open up the zip file. Inside you’ll see a few files and folder called examples, open that up and edit the basic layout with your favorite editor. WHMCS Email Templating In WHMCS, navigate to your Setup tab and then click on General Settings.
Find the Mail tab and take a look. There is a few global textarea settings that we can use to create a template for every email that WHMCS sends out. In email, you can’t just simply attach a stylesheet like you normally would.
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We have to utilize tool to, well inline all of our CSS. For the sake of explanation, copy everything in your editor and paste it into the. Now copy it all back into a new document. Select everything above roughly line 355 and paste it into WHMCS global header section. Then copy everything below this section (about line 358) and paste it into the global footer style. What happens now is that everytime an email is sent out from WHMCS, it will attach these header and footer code snippets into the email.
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Conclusion You can take this one step further by customizing each and every email template, but that is a lot of time and work. Most of the default templates can fit nicely into the global header and footer without a problem. I hope this helps someone out there who is looking to make some good design sense out of WHMCS. Thanks for reading.