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Some fonts in my test email are smaller than in my draft email while others (with identical formatting) are the size as intended. I realize that the correct text is assigned to "Body text" (under the "Design" tab) because it changes in my email when I adjust that parameter. How do I assign my problem text to "Body text", or any of the other styles (Heading, Feature heading, Feature text, Article heading, Article text) for that matter?
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Hi @user838099,
I totally understand wanting a more streamlined solution and I'll see if we're tracking feedback on a feature like that!
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Hi @user838099. Is this happening in any particular email client (Gmail, Outlook, etc) or on one device (desktop or mobile)? Also, are you typing directly in a new text block that already has the Body Text assigned to it or changing the size of the text with an existing text block?
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It is all within Outlook as it is for internal communications at my employer. I usually import text in from another program (Word or Sharepoint) and then reformat for appearance.
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Thank you for that information. I'm wondering if this is a copy/paste issue where it will carry over some code that Outlook is changing when it is received. If you paste the text into a program like Notepad first and then paste it into your email, will it then show properly after making the changes?
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I recreated those elements with text imported from Notepad, and it worked. I was hoping for an easier solution, like selecting text and assigning it to "Body text" as one would in Word, but oh well. Thanks very much for your prompt assistance!
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Hi @user838099,
I totally understand wanting a more streamlined solution and I'll see if we're tracking feedback on a feature like that!
Content Manager Elevate your marketing with Constant Contact's Professional Design Services! From eye-catching email templates to custom branding and social media graphics, our professional design services are tailored to boost your business's impact and engagement. |
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