I noticed that in the default templates to confirm subscription, user cannot click on the button area surrounding the text itself: see how the cursor below doesn’t change to hand icon:
I can change this by playing with the HTML but it’d be better if it was part of the default template.
By the way, if you edit the default template how can we get the last version? Since the defautl template is read-only I suspect you cannot update it for all users, risking to lose their custom changes. Any way to force revert / regenerate default templates, so I can copy the changes and drag them onto my custom template?
Hi @huulong , thanks for your post.
user cannot click on the button area surrounding the text itself: see how the cursor below doesn’t change to hand icon
@RDuclos @Mohit you’ll be interested by this comment
Any way to force revert / regenerate default templates
I’m not sure I see what you mean, can you elaborate?
Any way to force revert / regenerate default templates
It means that if Brevo updates the default template to a new version, my custom template will not be automatically updated (since there would be a conflict between user and default template changes, the same way as when a user modifies an OS config file then upgrade the OS).
So I’d need a way to revert to the default templates (and manually inject their custom changes). In fact, even without this notion of conflict, user may want to just revert to the default templates to get clean HTML and work from there.