Hello, I'm still working at this unique values flow 😋
Just about done, data collection all great now except for the last important part: formatting the html in the email.
Here is the flow I have:
And here is the email output:
The song name (unique values) is supposed to be a separate small table at 600px to sit on top of the song's part designation, not centered but within a small 'centered' table with text aligned left. It's the only way I currently know how to present this in HTML fashion.
Previously all formating was great, but I decided to center everything which has turned out to be a but of an HTML disaster.
I think the tune name is inheriting the border from the tune detail which is not a hill to die on but I don't understand why the header is so high?? I've specified 12px with padding but I guess the table detail html is taking over?
Am I setting this up wrong?
Thanks in advance!!!
Edit:
If I remove all reference to the detail table and just use the compose header html and test at W3Schools, it returns the table exactly as html is specified (I'm confused):
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Update:
I updated the flow as follows:
This allowed me to create am HTML table on top of the append variable tables as shown in the email output:
This is perfect except, now I'd like to have them both centered on the email so when I attach this as a pdf it will be centered on the page for people.
QUESTION: What would be the best method to center them in the email? Div, Margins = auto etc.?
Thanks
Just received that email from Microsoft "Did you get the answer you needed?".
Well as you can see, nope. 👍🏻
Perhaps people viewing thought it was too stupid a question or they just don't know the answer. Who knows.
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