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How-to Guide
To insert a particular colour for bullet points (and their accompanying text) instead of the default black colour, you will need to change it within the HTML code.
In our example below, we're going to change the colour to a deep red, which is #cc0000 in HEX. Remember to replace this HEX code with the code for your desired colour.
Let's take a look...
- Select Messages from the sidebar.
- Open your desired email message for editing.
- Use the icon on the toolbar to create a bulleted list. Set & save the parameters, then type your bulleted list of items.
- Click the (HTML code) icon from the floating toolbar, as shown.
Look for the <li> code at the start of each list item and edit them all from <li> to <li style="color: #cc0000">. Remember to replace the HEX code (#cc0000) with the correct one for the colour you want. Here's what it looked like before...
...and after: - Click . You should now see the desired result.
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How-to Guide
To insert a particular colour for bullet points instead of the default black colour, you will need to change it within the HTML code. Let's take a look...
- Go to Messages.
- Select the message you want to work on and choose Edit from the Actions menu.
- Hover over the component with the bullet points and click .
- When you access the text editor a floating toolbar will appear at the top of the message edit screen. Click on the toolbar.
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Look for the code <ul> and edit the code so it becomes <ul style="color: #F16522;"> ...as per the before and after example below:
Remember to replace the above HEX code (F16522) with the correct one for the colour you want.
- Click .
- Save the changes to your message and you should now see the desired result!