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HTML render customization

Open gerardbosch opened this issue 6 years ago • 4 comments

I would like to ask, is it possible to customize how is html rendered? For example to define something like this to limit the line length and improve readability: max-width: 78ex;

p {
  max-width: 78ex;
}

or similary, is it possible to configure the font and size for the rendered html?

Maybe editing some configuration file? or not possible at all?

Thanks!

gerardbosch avatar Mar 19 '18 09:03 gerardbosch

I have a similar question - can the HTML render using whatever style set the user has selected in Outlook?

email-styles

BensonGardner avatar May 17 '18 19:05 BensonGardner

So, you want to use HTML composing but the style section you want Markdown enabled?

We already have bold, italics, and underline. What else is left for Markdown?

I can add my own style. I created one called Code and make it default to Courier 10. I'm not sure what else I'd need in Markdown that HTML can't already do.

fogoat avatar Jun 21 '18 17:06 fogoat

Thanks for asking! (And hope you don't mind the delayed response)

What I mean is: I would love to be able to use this plugin to format my emails. But, I was finding that when I enabled my plugin, I lost control of the font and size.

So, wouldn't it be great if, when I type in my email...

  #Header 
  Some body text

...it would then render using the font and header settings that I have my email defaulting to (i.e., in my case - Calibri Light and 14pt for the headers).

Benson

BensonGardner avatar Oct 12 '18 00:10 BensonGardner

I think an easy solution would be to have a CSS file somewhere and allow us to change it, this would allow everybody to adjust this kind of details and even allow Templating alternatives.

Gabriel-Espinoza avatar Oct 26 '18 13:10 Gabriel-Espinoza