Hi Bankrotforum,

Thanks for your interest in Smartx Mail, yes all template’s placeholder images can be replaced by yours, also an elements PSD file is included where you can place your images instead of the default one (in case you want your images to have the phone and tablet frames used in layout #1).

Regards.

Hi kayvow,

Thanks for your interest in Smartx Mail. According to mailerlite you can use your own HTML template so you can use any HTML email template, for the responsive templates like Smartx you just need to make sure that this service doesn’t remove a doctype declaration during sending process.

There is no template builder with this template but the code is well commented so it’s very easy to build your own layout (help documentation covers that).

Regards.

Hi simcao2013,

Thanks for your interest in Smartx Mail. You should be able to buy it with PayPal, if you will face any problems again please contact Envato support to get help.

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Hi Clay1103,

Please contact me via my profile contact with your purchase code of Smartx Mail (On the download page once you click on the download button you will be able to download the License certificate & purchase code).

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Hi Michael,

It is not recommended to send it from Outlook. For best results it’s best to use professional email campaign services. You can start with a free account from mailchimp.com. In the help documentation file you will find steps of sending the template with Mailchimp.

Regards.

Well didn’t want to use MailChimp. But it seems to have been improved a bit. But thanks for your help it’s all working perfectly now

Best sales to you!

Awesome, glad everything works fine.

Hi Jay,

Thanks for purchasing Smartx Mail, please send me the newsletter HTML to gifkynet {@} gmail.com and I’ll check it.

Regards.

Hi mobileleasing,

Thanks for purchasing Smartx Mail. Make sure that while editing the template you have kept proper class assigned for this image and style attribute with it’s content. If you are sure those are correct please send me the layout you are testing to gifkynet {@} gmail.com so I can trace the issue.

Regards.

Hi gibumkang,

Thanks for your interest in Smartx Mail, this template is pure HTML so it would work in any service/program which allows you to import your HTML, with one additional exception since the template is responsive the service you are using Must keep the doctype declaration in order for the template to remain responsive, otherwise it won’t be responsive on webkit browsers.

So if you are able to insert your own HTML code in StrongMail you just need to contact their support with the question if they strip out the doctype declaration or not, that will give you clear idea if the template will render as intended or not.

Regards.

Hi Brian,

Thanks for purchasing Smartx Mail, the template already has inline CSS so no need to inline it anymore, just add your content instead of the dummy content and it’s ready to be sent

Regards.

Couldn’t be any easier! Many thanks!

Enjoy using it

Hi cteager,

Thanks for purchasing Smartx Mail, those sever errors marked by the validator are not real errors but rather a needed default techniques to make an email template compatible with major email clients. If you want to check the template compatibility, you should use like Litmus or EmailOnAcid to see how it renders on different devices, validating the code itself or W3C Mobile validation has nothing to do with email rendering or compatibility.

Email templates are way different than web templates since most of email clients have outdated rendering engines and standards compared to modern web standards, if you check this link you will have an idea how outdated and different the level of HTML & CSS support in email.

Hope that clears it out.

Regards.

Thank you for your great feedback, enjoy using the template

Hi AMGill,

Thanks for purchasing Smartx Mail, I got your email and will send you some detailed answer, the short answer for your question is the current editor in Constant Contact strips out the doctype declaration on sending (which is a bad practice!) that would cause a bug on webkit browsers so won’t be responsive as intended, the solution is to contact Constant Contact support asking them if they have any method to ensure the doctype isn’t stripped out when you send the email.

Regards.

Thank you. for your reply. I will ask Constant Contact and look forward to you replying to the email I sent you. Beautiful template. Just love it.

Just answered your email

Hi prepriyadarshane,

Thanks for purchasing Smartx Mail, it’s possible that while you are customizing the template you either removed the proper classes or created a new table with two columns and you didn’t assign for those columns the proper classes so they are not acting responsive, just make sure those two columns have the proper classes like any of the two columns in the default layouts.

If you still can’t get it to work, just send the template to gifkynet {@} gmail.com and I’ll check it out.

Regards.

Thanks for your response. I emailed a test to your email. I’ve added proper classes.

Thanks!

It appears you have removed the doc type which leads to that issue, just copy it back and the template will work perfect.

Regards.

Hi a13y,

Thanks for purchasing Smartx Mail, send the email directly from SendGrid to gifkynet {@} gmail.com and I’ll check what’s being stripped out.

Regards.

Hi hessfirm,

Thanks for your feedback, glad the issue is fixed.

Regards.

ok…please send any reply to anhdfailover {@} gmail.com or on this post

btw…i made adjustments that you are seeing to width in viewport…but neither that nor <meta name=”viewport” content=”width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0” /> are accomplishing the goal. Thanks.

Just tested the template, the extra table added with id=”Table5” which has “This email was sent by” is causing that problem, it needs to have the width 100% not 600 pixels, if it’s added by Exacttarget and you can’t modify it just locate the media query: @media only screen and (max-width: 640px) and add to it’s content:

table[id=Table5] {width:100% !important;}

Also undo the changes you made to the viewport meta tag, that should fix this issue.

Regards.

Hi mv2g,

No problem, you can send me the link to gifkynet {@} gmail.com

Regards.

I just answered you previous comment with what could be the issue and how to fix it, it’s totally not the template issue (here are couple screenshots done by Litmus how the email renders in iPad, iPhone 4s and iPhone 5).

Your assumption that the template appears zoomed out because of a responsiveness bug is wrong, media queries can’t effect the email negatively, it’s impossible on any mobile device running email app/client which doesn’t support media queries, the email scaling (zooming in) is handled by the app itself so that’s why you could see the email zoomed out, that’s how an app which doesn’t support media queries like Gmail would render any email template weather it’s responsive or not! and that’s how any mobile device would render a non responsive page by scaling it down to view all of it and you can zoom in to read it, the amount of zooming out or scaling is not handled by the template but it’s rather done by the app itself.

If you have doubts just remove the media queries (you can remove the whole css style block) send the email and it will display as a normal non responsive email.

Hopefully I was able to clarify that the template is fine and responsiveness is a plus and doesn’t lead to any zooming out issues.

Regards.

Hi mv2g,

Thanks for purchasing Smartx Mail, the email renders just perfect on iPhone and iPad, here are couple screenshots done by Litmus how the email renders in iPad, iPhone 4s and iPhone 5.

If the email renders small then the email service/program you are using to send the email strips the necessary CSS, the fix would be sending the email from email campaigns service like Mailchimp which won’t strip any code, or the issue is you are viewing the email in email client/app which doesn’t support responsiveness such as Gmail which doesn’t support media queries, so it zooms out the email to display it, if an email client/app doesn’t support media queries scaling the email to device dimensions is left for the app/device to handle it.

Regards.

I indeed added new classes but I did add them to the IE code as well, so it’s not that either. I’ll keep looking (I’m quite stubborn) and if I don’t find a solution I’ll drop you an email

I did it! I simply had forgot to apply a max width of 100% to the shadows below each box.

Now I’m sure I’m starting to be boring, but would you have a fix for Firefox? Both your original template and mine have the same issue. In Firefox the media queries work but the content width is always larger than the browser’s window You should try to see what I mean.

Thanks again.

Glad you figured it out

As for the Media Queries they are fine everywhere just when you resize the window in Firefox make sure to stop exactly for the correct width which the Media Query is targeting, because Firefox calculates the vertical scrollbar width as part of the page width while other browsers don’t.

In general media queries in email design are intended for tablet and mobile devices only not for desktop, when you resize the window of Hotmail, Yahoo, etc… you won’t see any difference in the email but when it comes to tablets and mobiles that’s the real need because the template is adjusted for them.

Regards.