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Code an email signature

Participant ,
Jul 10, 2017 Jul 10, 2017

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Hi! I a just got my MA degree and I am trying to start asking for jobs. I would like to have a personalized HTML signature in my email. I am not related to coding, but I was hoping to find a tutorial that explains how to code a simple signature for my email. I am aware of those tutorials that help you to include an html signature in your email, but what I am trying to learn is how to code the signature (not how to place it in my email account).

Thanks so much.

Bruno

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LEGEND ,
Jul 10, 2017 Jul 10, 2017

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What do you want this signature to look like?

Most email software allows you to create your own signature. In what way does yours not let you do what you want?

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Jul 10, 2017 Jul 10, 2017

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I want to locate the logo in a particular way and load the image (logo) from a url.

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Jul 10, 2017 Jul 10, 2017

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Externally referenced images will typically show something like "Right Click to Download Images" rather than the image itself, due to the default security settings in most email clients.

Even if you were to get your signature laid out perfectly, using an external reference for the image will break your design for anyone using default or higher security settings.

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Jul 10, 2017 Jul 10, 2017

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Jon. Do you recommend me to use the built-in system of Apple Mail and avoid coding?

Thanks a lot

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Jul 10, 2017 Jul 10, 2017

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Yes.

The chances of your images showing correctly when using the signature function of the email client is much, much greater than attempting to host the image on a server. Though it's still no guarantee that some setting in the recipient's email client won't knock the images out of the email.

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I'm with Jon. You should never count on images in email of any kind. Too many places just strip them out for security reasons.

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