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user430154 · ‎04-08-2025

I sent out a campaign that appeared fine on my Gmail account, but the inner background disappeared when I viewed the same campaign on my Yahoo account? I noticed that if I selected the "Tile" or "Center" inner background options, the inner background "DID NOT" disappear on Yahoo, but if I selected the "Cover" inner background option, it disappeared on Yahoo. All three inner background options appear fine on Gmail, but I'm concerned as to what other email "domains", that I sent my campaign to (i.e., "@msn.com", "@verizon.net", "@comcast.net", "@aol.com", etc...) that may also have received my campaign where the inner background image disappeared. And to make matters worse, the inner background image was dark, and the text on the image was "white", which means when the inner background image disappeared, the campaign appeared to have nothing on it. So what is the "Cover" option, and why is this the only inner background option that disappears on the Yahoo domain and possibly on others?

user430154 · ‎04-04-2025

Is Constant Contact trying to address this issue? Evidently Adobe Acrobat and Adobe Reader contain a feature that allows you to adjusting the "Tile Scale" to fit your desired single-page width, which basically allows you to make a multi-page PDF appear as a single, continuous page. And as I mentioned in a prior post, a possible solution could be, when using your "Download Campaign" feature, could you provide an option to change the "Paper Size". And this "Paper Size" option would provide varying page lengths? For example, instead of a 8-1/2"x11" page size, we could have the option to change it to 8-1/2"x88" or to whatever page length size that best suits our needs, particularly if we need a longer page size to accommodate more pages?

user430154 · ‎10-17-2024

I would like to download a Campaign into a PDF format, but instead of having it segregated into a PDF with several pages, I would like its information to stay on one single contiguous page. My reason for having it as a single contiguous page PDF document is, the current download PDF process inserts page breaks where there should not be a page break (specifically in the middle of a paragraph or a sentence that continues on a more than one line), whereas if I could have the downloaded Campaign PDF as one single contiguous page PDF, then my document's information will remain contiguous and there's no improper page breaks. And I need to have the downloaded Campaign in a PDF format in order to retain all the webpage links embedded in the Campaign (which means downloading it as a .JPG or .PNG will not work). Because in my case, I don't want to (or need to) print it, instead I need to upload it to a website with workable links. And a possible solution could be, when using your "Download Campaign" feature, could you possibly provide the option to change the "Paper Size:" option to have additional and/or varying page lengths? For example, instead of a 8-1/2"x11" page size, have the option to change it to 8-1/2"x88" or to whatever page length size that best suits our needs in case it needs to be longer to accommodate more pages? Because, as I mentioned before, I don't want to (or need to) print it, instead I need to upload it to a website, however, it is unusable with the improperly embedded page breaks in the Campaign.

user430154 · ‎10-03-2024

I would like to download a Campaign into a PDF format, but instead of having it segregated into a PDF with several pages, I would like its information to stay on one single contiguous page. My reason for having it as a single contiguous page PDF document is, the current download PDF process inserts page breaks where there should not be a page break (specifically in the middle of a paragraph or a sentence that continues on a more than one line), whereas if I could have the downloaded Campaign PDF as one single contiguous page PDF, then my document's information will remain contiguous and there's no improper page breaks. And I need to have the downloaded Campaign in a PDF format in order to retain all the webpage links embedded in the Campaign (which means downloading it as a .JPG or .PNG will not work). Because in my case, I don't want to (or need to) print it, instead I need to upload it to a website with workable links. And a possible solution could be, when using your "Download Campaign" feature, could you possibly provide the option to change the "Paper Size:" option to have additional and/or varying page lengths? For example, instead of a 8-1/2"x11" page size, have the option to change it to 8-1/2"x88" or to whatever page length size that best suits our needs in case it needs to be longer to accommodate more pages? Because, as I mentioned before, I don't want to (or need to) print it, instead I need to upload it to a website, however, it is unusable with the improperly embedded page breaks in the Campaign.

user430154 · ‎05-27-2024

So I have this flyer that I created on Canva, and it has images and text on it, and on this flyer I reference two clickable URLs. Now I know how to make the entire flyer a clickable URL, but I need to make both URLs on the flyer clickable. So I divided the flyer into 3 sections. The top section that has most of the images and text, then a middle section that has the first URL, and says "Click Here" to access one web site, and then a bottom section that has the second URL, and also says "Click Here" to access a different web site. So my thinking is, to make the middle and bottom sections clickable URLs, that each reference a different web site, and then merge all 3 sections together vertically to make them look like a single document. So I have each of the individual sections in separate blocks, but I can't figure out how to seamlessly merge them all together? Is there a way to do what I'm trying to do here???