I know you guys are really busy with the release today and all, but whenever you get a chance, I noticed today that the last couple of newsletters have showed up in my Inbox with little content. I attached a picture to show you what I'm talking about.
Like I said, I know you're all really busy right now, but I thought I'd just put that out there for whenever you have a moment. Thanks! :)
We will work on it when we have a spare moment. Thanks for the heads up!
No problem. Glad to help! :)
Moving this to Fan Feedback for now. :)
Okay, so here's the update that I posted in the other (now locked) thread:
The text did appear in the most recent newsletter, but it's oddly formatted...all of the text is shoved to the left side even when the window is maximized and the banners and images are still disconnected like they were before. I've attached some pictures.
Again, I know you guys are busy, just whenever you have time. At least I can read it now.
Just out of curiosity, what mail service do you use? Because I know in Gmail I get disconnected images every once in a while. Although the newsletter appears to be working fine for me so far.
I think he said Outlook in the other thread?
I have hotmail and two newsletters ago it was completely blank apart from the header and footer images.
Quote from: tessspoon on July 13, 2010, 10:25:12 PM
I think he said Outlook in the other thread?
Did he? I didn't see it then. My bad.
Quote from: wilco64256 on July 13, 2010, 10:26:56 PM
I have hotmail and two newsletters ago it was completely blank apart from the header and footer images.
So far everything is working fine for me in gmail.
it was a problem with hotmail. I was just testing it with gmail, but I started to test it with hotmail to make sure it works.
I'll try outlook as well I guess!
Quote from: dark-daventry on July 13, 2010, 10:23:51 PMJust out of curiosity, what mail service do you use?
I download and view my e-mail with Outlook, but that's not a service, that's just a program. Roadrunner (through Time Warner) provides my e-mail.