It’s always been difficult to send Coda content as a professional HTML email. This pack tackles all of the heavy lifting by converting the HTML Coda exports to email friendly HTML. There are some fun Easter eggs and power user features included as well.
One Simple Formula
CreateEmail([My Page])
Pack: https://coda.io/packs/html-email-pro-43947
Doc: https://coda.io/@ben/html-email-pro
Check out the companion doc for a ton of information on what the pack includes, how to use it, and exactly what’s supported.
- Facepiles
- Image Handling for Every Scenario
- Exhaustive Table Style and Conditional Formatting Support
- Easy Style Presets, like
darkmode
- Full Power-User Control
ProMode and ColorMap for Power Users
For power users who want full control, all styling configuration attributes are surfaced and configurable with ProMode and JSON. The doc even includes an easy to use JSON builder for this. And if you want absolute control over colors, a ColorMap is also included so you can customize red to your preferred and exact red. This doc also includes an easy JSON builder for this feature.
Give it a try and I’d love feedback!
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This is an excellent and powerful pack.
I will take it for a spin and let you know how it goes.
Well done.
Max
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Thank you so much, @Max_OBrien!
I’ve added the Mailgun(Email on Acid powered) results to the doc now. I’ll find some time to tag them better soon, but you can use table search until then. There are 100 device/system/client previews to click through. Only an issue or two on older systems and holding off a bit to see if they even matter. I’ll tag those later as well so they stand out and people don’t have to search for them.
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How things render side-by-side
See side-by-side images for all features at What's Supported · HTML Email Pro .
Images in a grid setup
Inline images
Tables
Table conditional formatting
Notes
The pack truncates tables with rowLimit so you never have to worry about sending an email with 50,000 rows on accident. And rowLimit is an optional formula parameter so you customize it to your needs.
There is even an appended last row with a message “showing the first {count} rows” so readers know the table was truncated.
New Release: v1.1.1
Fixed a few bugs where special characters were corrupting output in a few areas. Also cleaned up some tech debt and improved stability and maintainability.
Highlights
- Special characters in your content (like $, &, <, and quotes) now render exactly as typed.
- Button labels display character-for-character, including symbols like & and <, with no risk of broken or missing text.
- Table footer and facepile overflow messages now render as plain text, so apostrophes, ampersands, and other common symbols always display correctly.
- Custom list marker symbols handle special characters reliably.
- General internal cleanup for long-term stability and maintainability.
