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HTML Signature

Able to click on a icon "Source code" and just paste the HTML signature and also enable tables in the signature editor.

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AdminAfterlogic (Manager, AfterLogic) responded  · 

You can set "AllowEditHtmlSource" to true in data/settings/modules/MailWebclient.config.json file - that will allow for editing HTML source in email messages as well as in signatures.


We don't currently plan to add tables formatting in the existing rich-text editor, however we do consider adopting a different third-party editor where these are available.

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  • Paul Taylor commented  ·   ·  Report

    If your editor has a "Source code" option, you can paste the HTML signature directly. Make sure tables are supported in the editor settings. If not, you may need to adjust the formatting or use inline styles for better compatibility.

  • Mark Elan commented  ·   ·  Report

    It sounds like you're trying to paste the HTML email signature template (https://exclaimer.com/email-signature-handbook/html-email-signature/) directly into the editor. If the "Source code" icon allows HTML input, ensure your code is valid and properly formatted. Enabling tables might require specific permissions or settings in the editor—check the platform's documentation or settings. If issues persist, it could be a limitation or bug in the editor.