Feature-Requests

It would be great to include markdown as an option for exporting emails.

Make the cursor visible. Current I can't see the cursor, using a Chrome browser on Window desktop.

We’ve got a suggestion from a customer to be able to tag multiple email templates at the same time, currently, it's possible to tag only one template at a time. We would like to check if this feature will be suitable and useful for you, so please feel free to vote or send your comments about it here.

It is a huge pain point. Because it doesn't work you have to edit all your UTMs manually for all your links after exporting the email. There can be a simple logic for links with type "Other": You can just add a switcher: "Add UTM parameters to this link"

When you create multi-column emails you want to align your columns' content. So you would often want to make image size the same as your text content (in most cases you need height). Now you need to use browser's inspection tools to get the left column height. It would make life easier if next to the "Container" controller you just add its size – either both or only height would be enough. Just like this: Container (H: 321px). It will help to decide how to crop your image before placing it to your email

Now it is very complicated to make a multi-column structure have rounded corners since you set it separately for different containers. Please see my example: – You have a 2-column structure and set radius for left corners for the left column on desktop and right corners for the right column. – On mobile devices it stacks and makes it look not how you need it. So the only possible way now is to have two separate structures for desktop and mobile views and use media-queries to hide one structure on desktop and other on mobile. But it adds a lot of code, if your email is long it might make it clip in Gmail. There should be more efficient solution. There are two options: 1) Add a common container for all your columns so that you can control their general radius for any device 2) Allow setting different radius parameters for desktop and mobile devices.

Now it is possible to create either the whole menu with icons or the whole menu without them. But there are cases when you have "special" elements. For example, a menu can have most elements in their "Normal"state and one of them can have an icon: – Dashboard – My Projects – Settings – [icon] 1000 Points In this example the last element contains an icon with the current loyalty program level (e. g. silver icon). You can just not add any icons to first three elements but in this case this menu still has emply img. tags and still has paddings between images and text (but they are not needed when there is no image). The only workaround is to remove manually the image text from the code but even this action causes bugs: In my case there was a bug with the 1st menu element: It contained "Dashboard Dashboard" twice and when I tried to remove it it appeared over and over again. Somehow I managed to fix that but it was too complicated. So just possibility to remove an icon from each separate menu item in its settings would be perfect.

Currently in Stripo's emails all UTM parameters are set for the whole email. However, UTM content is a unique parameter that helps you identify where exactly someone clicked: (utm_content=hero or utm_content=article-title or utm_content=cta-button). It will be really useful if for all blocks that support links you add another field under the URL field specifically for UTM content parameter. It should probably only appear if you activate UTMs for your whole email (otherwise without other UTM parameters it does not make sense to have it in your emails).

I know you can make rollover images by uploading two images. I have another idea which might be useful if you don't have time to produce separate images but still want to add some interactiveness to your images with links: Add fade effect on hover. I think it would make sense in case when your picture: 1) Does have an assigned link 2) Do not have any rollover images It makes sense to allow activating this option once users add links to images. It adds interactiveness and shows email subscribers that this image is clickable which increases click rates. .fade{ transition: 0.5s !important; } .fade:hover{ transition: 0.5s !important; opacity: 0.8 !important;} Transition time and opacity level can be set as variable. So in the editor it will look like this: 1) Added some link to the picture 2) Switcher appears Image fade hover effect 3) If activated, two parameters appear: animation time and Opacity level. I would keep it simple and make both from 0.0 to 1.0 using a + and - controllers 4) If transition is set to 0, effect does not appear in CSS This setup makes sense to me but you might think differently. For example, maybe it can be added without "has link" limitation, maybe somebody wants to have this effect even when picture is not clickable. But to me it does not make sense. Additionally, there might be some other effect but I only checked behaviour of "fade" in a couple of email clients (Gmail - works correctly, Outlook - does not work. But buttons' hover effect is also not perfect in Outlook). Opacity: supported by 63% of email clients ( https://www.caniemail.com/search/?s=opacity ) Transition: by 21-39% ( https://www.caniemail.com/search/?s=transition )