How do I get the HTML code for a created email?

[markfickler]

I need the HTML code to paste into another email editor

[markfickler]

Hello, 

We do not provide HTML Code for your emails.  What you can do is download the email as a PDF, JPG, or PNG file. It's a violation of our terms to host a PDF version of your newsletter on your website. You can instead copy the URL for your Email campaign and share the link on your website.

I hope that helps!

[instockkathy]

Is it possible to create an email in Constant Contact and then export the html file for use on the web?

Thanks,
Kathy

[Procrastinator]

You can send a copy to yourself, open it with a client that has "View Source" such as Outlook. You can copy and modify the source code. You will probably want to remove the subscription maintenance from the bottom and change the links. Some of it may be subject to copyright restrictions from Constant Contact but of course the content is yours.

[cfarrell]

Is there a way to export complete newsletter code in HTML from Constant Contact, so that it could be imported into a blank template?  I see there's code in each of the content blocks, for example, but is there code that arranges the blocks appropriately?

[Jarrad_M]

Hi Christie,

You cannot copy the code from a template into a new template. You could recreate the blocks in a new template by viewing the blocks code in the current email and copying it. Once copied, go into your new email and view any blocks code. Delete the code that displays and paste in the code you copied. This does not always work correctly.

Thanks,

Jarrad

[OneH]

And this is why I am choosing 

[Procrastinator]

You can send it to yourself (or a preview) to an account you have in Outlook and do a reveal source.

[markfickler]

ok thanks. Where do I find reveal source?

[Procrastinator]

Open the email in Outlook. Right click anywhere in the body of the email and a menu pops up. Select Reveal Source from the menu.

[ChildCareOptions]

Another option: Open the email then select view in browser window. In the browser, select View - Page Source to see the code.