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newslettering2009-06-16 05:49 pm
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The answer of whether to cut or uncut newsletter issues
One of the hotbutton issues for newsletters is whether to cut or uncut newslettter issues, especially when they are long.
the_dw_herald recently came up with a possible solution: Display Options.
So, I guess, the idea is to create a CSS class for your newsletter like:
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So, I guess, the idea is to create a CSS class for your newsletter like:
<div class="newslettercommunity-content"> [body of newsletter issue a.k.a. the content] </div>
And have your readers add a code in their journal's custom CSS to hide the body of your newsletter issues if they prefer their newsletter cut: .newslettercommunity-content {
display: none !important;
}
How very cool! Anyone thinking of possibly testing this out? And how many are thinking of creating a sub-CSS class for each newsletter categories, e.g. Fiction, News, etc., and have their readers customize what they would like to be see for the newsletter? Just me then?