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It is recommended that you ask a member of the web team to create the template for you.
Create the HTML
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- Create an email in Eloqua
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- . Do not select an Email Group, and use the WSB-Branded-Outlook-template .
- Edit the Department Name to yours.
- Replace the footer image with your department's. Make sure it is the full-width version, with built in padding.
- Edit the signature with the information you want.
- Export the html, turn off Eloqua elements, and save the file.
Note that the header's gray background image will not appear, and it will just be solid gray.
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Step 1: Create the email in Eloqua using a standard branded template |
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. Step 2: Edit the branded header (First row) - Remove the background image and replace with brand background color, if desired. Background images do not transfer to outlook.
- Remove the spacers from both desktop and mobile layouts.
- Remove the gray bar from the top of the header.
- Insert a full-width crest (a 600px wide, transparent png that adds a lot of padding to the left and right) where the spacer was. This may already be there.
- Add the dept/center name to the H1 heading, if applicable.
Step 3: Edit the branded footer section (last row) - Replace the bottom logo with a full width (600px +) footer.
- Look in WSB > MSC > Logos media folder for department/center specific logos.
Step 4: Set the background color - Go to the Email Style section (paintbrush icon) in the left sidebar.
- Change the background color from gray to no background.
Step 4: Export the html, turn off Eloqua elements, and save the file. Step 5: Remove Eloqua header and footer (if not completed in Step 1) - Open the HTML file in a text editor.
- Look for and delete the tables that compose the entire Eloqua header and footer
- Tip: search for the "unsubscribe" links
- Tip: Open the HTML file in your browser and inspect the code to determine which tables can be removed.
- Save the file and refresh in the browser. Make sure the email looks as expected.
- On a Mac, leave this browser window open for the next steps.
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Add the HTML to Outlook
On a Windows
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