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I’ve seen all these emails that include pictures, divs, paragraphs and what-not inside an email.
How do I actually go about doing that?
Can anyone give me a rough explanation on how these things work? I am pasting my HTML code inside my email and it only shows text. Is there anything I should enable/disable?
(I know I will need a mailing list, but that’s probably a different topic.)
The body of the message should be formatted as Multipart MIME (with the email header stating that it is formatted that way) with at least two parts: A text/html part and a text/plain part (for email clients that don’t support HTML and to reduce the number of This Is A Spammer flags given the email).
Most graphical email clients will only allow HTML to be entered using their WYSIWYG tools. Custom HTML requires specialist software.