Editing a Landing Page's HTML and CSS
The Page Designer generates HTML friendly emails based on the Bootstrap templates - these are optimized all major browsers and are mobile (responsive/adaptive) friendly.
HTML and CSS Editor
While DailyStory's Pages Designer enables you to quickly build robust page, more complicated page designs typically start from an HTML base.
As an example, if you have an existing landing page design you wish to use in DailyStory the best way to start is to copy-and-paste the HTML and CSS of that landing page into a new DailyStory page's HTML and CSS.
Editing the HTML of an email is an advanced option. And, emails built with the Email Designer will initially prevent you from editing the email:
However, you can always click "Unlock HTML Editor" to edit the HTML.
Editing the HTML of an email built with the designer may cause the designer to no longer recognize widgets added with the designer.
Editing CSS
While editing the HTML of an email built with the designer is not recommended, the CSS of an email may be editing with no impact to the designer.
Simply click the CSS tab and edit/modify CSS rules for your email.
Important when DailyStory sends your email it merges all the CSS and HTML together. The full CSS is always included in a <style> tag of the HTML body of your email, but DailyStory will also attempt to inline the CSS rules as well. You can preview and email and view the source to see what the fully merged HTML of the email will look like.
- Save and publish
Save the page and click on the permalink at the top to open it in a new browser window.
The page automatically includes the DailyStory Beacon and Google Analytics (if configured).
Advanced Page Configuration
In addition to creating a basic page using the WYSIWYG editor, you can also edit HTML and add custom CSS and JavaScript.
Edit Page HTML
To edit the HTML of you page, click the HTML tab.
The HTML content is automatically inserted in the
Custom Head Content
If you want to add style sheets, additional meta tags, JavaScript libraries or other content you can add the HTML in the Custom Headers section.
For example, if you want to use the Bootstrap Framework for building responsive mobile pages in DailyStory, just add the Bootstrap files.
Now Bootstrap's CSS rules update how our page is displayed.
Set Custom CSS Rules
You can add your own style sheet rules to the page by entering CSS in the Custom CSS editor.
For example, to set the font size of the <h1> tag.
