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With the new interface, I don't see how to edit the html, or I could probably fix this.
I have white type, but when I add bullets, they are the background color (and obviously can't be seen), not white. Attached photo shows the type while highlighted, so you can see the bullets. Blue is the background color. Purple is the highlight.
Thank you for help!
Hi @JDoone,
Thank you for reaching out to us through the Community! At this moment we do not have the ability to use HTML within the new editor. You will have to click on the Design tab located on the left side of the screen when you are editing your campaign. Once you click on that tab you will want to scroll a little bit down until you see a section that says "Fonts". Then, you will click on the "A" that has a color bar underneath it and select a new color. This changes the global font of the template without messing with any text you've manually changed in the body of the template.
Hi @JDoone,
Thank you for reaching out to us through the Community! At this moment we do not have the ability to use HTML within the new editor. You will have to click on the Design tab located on the left side of the screen when you are editing your campaign. Once you click on that tab you will want to scroll a little bit down until you see a section that says "Fonts". Then, you will click on the "A" that has a color bar underneath it and select a new color. This changes the global font of the template without messing with any text you've manually changed in the body of the template.
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