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== Email templates == | == Email templates == | ||
Templates can be changed in the designer: | Templates can be changed in the designer: | ||
Modules > Configuration | '''Modules > Configuration''' | ||
If you need to include graphics in the design we recommend using inline base64 images. | If you need to include graphics in the design we recommend using inline base64 images. | ||
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=== Invitation template === | === Invitation template === | ||
HTML can be edited in ''Template.WelcomeUser'' | HTML can be edited in '''Template.WelcomeUser''' | ||
Supported tags | Supported tags | ||
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=== Password reset template === | === Password reset template === | ||
HTML can be edited in ''Template.PasswordReset'' | HTML can be edited in '''Template.PasswordReset''' | ||
Supported tags | Supported tags | ||
* {LOGINURL} | * {LOGINURL} | ||
* {PASSWORD} | * {PASSWORD} |
Latest revision as of 11:51, 10 December 2021
Email templates
Templates can be changed in the designer: Modules > Configuration
If you need to include graphics in the design we recommend using inline base64 images.
CSS is easily embeddable inside script tags
Invitation template
HTML can be edited in Template.WelcomeUser
Supported tags
- {APPLICATION}
- {LOGINURL}
- {USERNAME}
- {PASSWORD}
Password reset template
HTML can be edited in Template.PasswordReset
Supported tags
- {LOGINURL}
- {PASSWORD}