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Add feature to insert html snippets within Composer #142
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See also issue #28 (this is a duplicate and I never had the time to implement it. Good ideas over there! |
First Prototype. The hard thing is getting at message headers as for some reason, to add snippets: |
Added the implementation for the ad-hoc command to "Open SmartTemplates template file..." directly and insert it: As usual - to install, download the zip file and drag it into Thunderbird Add-ons Manager. |
Added localization. This works now very similarly to the other templates (except it's on its own tab "Smart Snippets"). To do:
To install, download the zip file and drag it into Thunderbird Add-ons Manager. |
Tb68 version: smartTemplate-fx-2.17pre29.zip |
Latest versions for legacy (68) and current Thunderbird versions (78 and 91.*).
Thunderbird 68: smartTemplate-fx-2.17pre71.zip To install these prereleases, as usual, download the zip file that matches your Thunderbird version and then drag the file into Thunderbird ADd-ons Manager |
Implemented in version 3.8 - please note that for Thunderbird 68 you have to install new versions from the github releases page. Unfortunately thunderbird.net does not accept updates for legacy versions anymore - they only support the new "Mail extension" format and our "mail extension with experimental APIs" which is a workaround for missing advanced features. |
To add rich + useful content SmartTemplates should offer a menu to insert external html templates so we can insert paragraphs or buttons. One interesting use case I experience daily is the need to insert a simulacrum of the
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button for directing my users to the github issue tracker. Currently I achieve this by going to Insert / Html... and entering the following code:New Issue
I am including the necessary layout rules to make it look correctly within an external CSS file which I include into my support templates, but it is still significant effort to type out the html above. If we could have a button (just like the change template button) on the composer toolbar that gives a one click selection to insert the html from an external file.
This should have a tree / menu hierarchy so that different snippets can be categorized rather than having a long list to choose from.
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