Ability to customize line spacing in Engage Email
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Ruthie
It would be great if we could have a feature wherein we can customize/remove the line spacing within Engage Email classic editor.
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Brandon Matthews
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Thanks for sharing this idea! Our new email editor is now live, and it addresses this request.
Create beautiful, personalized emails with drag-and-drop content, nonprofit-ready templates, and more control over your branding, images, and spacing.
The new editor is available to everyone. Givebutter Plus subscribers can also add fundraising blocks, including goal bars, tickets, auction items, and peer-to-peer leaderboards.
To get started, head to
Engage → Emails → New Email
and select the new editor. For step-by-step instructions, see our email editor guide.Your feedback helped shape this update. Let us know what you think!
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David Diskin
Hi, Brandon. We tried the new email editor last night and gave up on it.
While it does offer some nice features, there were quite a few features in the Plus editor that are missing from the new one.
One of them is this ticket, 1) setting paragraph spacing (between lines). The new one only has a setting for line spacing.
The new editor also 2) has some awful issues with image sizing on Outlook (desktop) clients, 3) doesn't have a button for non-breaking space, and 4) allowed for hidden content (mobile or desktop).
I hope Givebutter continues to improve the new editor before taking away the Plus one. For example, what's the point of having the embedded tickets if they don't link directly to a ticket?
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David Diskin
Coming back to add a few additional formatting requests.
* Indenting (like blockquote but without the added style)
* Centering an image
* Sizing an image to 100% width
Ruthie
Ability to have single line spacing for Engage emails.
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David Diskin
Absolutely. I often write bulleted (or numbered) lists in our emails and having more control to add whitespace would be very nice.
To take that a step further, I'd love to be able to customize the CSS style sheet (to a degree) that is used -- and have it be reusable in future emails.