Quick question - I’m doing an HTML email and don’t have access to the graphics - I know the exact address they are located on a server, and when the email is sent out, it will reference their location and display them in the email.
Simply, how do I ‘reference’ them in my design - ie, I need to draw a box at the image size and tell freeway the address of where the image is kept on a server, so when published it will display using that image. I need to supply a client with just the HTML file when it’s complete (not a collect inc. images).
On 11 Dec 2012, at 13:37, Neil email@hidden wrote:
Simply, how do I ‘reference’ them in my design - ie, I need to draw a box at the image size and tell freeway the address of where the image is kept on a server, so when published it will display using that image. I need to supply a client with just the HTML file when it’s complete (not a collect inc. images).
Hi Neil,
You can do this by drawing an HTML item and changing the Type option in the Inspector palette (look in the Output settings tab) to URL. You can then type the full path to your image in the URL field.
