Feature-Requests

Hey! I wonder if the following is possible to implement in the translation files: 1) When you have modules in your email, automatically add lines under the links and images with the IDs of these modules. For example, my original email has module called "footer_en". 2) In other columns I will just write module_de / module_fr / module_it / etc. 3) When uploading the file back to Stripo, in my translations these modules will be automatically replaced with the ones I added to the file Maybe there should be a checkbox before downloading the file which will allow to choose what you want to include – the text and other content from modules as text or as module ID. It will make the translation workflow so much faster and easier. An example: Now when sending emails for translation we always have our footer there. It is already translated long time ago. Would be more efficient if it is just added as module ID and we just replace its ids in other columns.

Often you need to cover multiple structures in the same condition. I know that you can first add all these structures into a separate Stripe and apply this condition to the Stripe but it also creates excessive code (when instead of one header/content/footer you have to add multiple). Would be nice if you allow to add the condition opening tag to the beginning of one structure and ending tag – to the end of some other structure located below the first one

Please consider adding additional parameters to the alt text. They support: – font-family – font-size – font-weight – color – font-style Please check out the attached screenshots. It can significantly improve email experience for people with deactivated images. And the email client coverage is quite good

We received a suggestion from a customer to add a possibility to export an email with single quotes for attributes instead of double quotes, as some ESPs use single quotes, and that creates a need to replace them manually before importing to such ESPs. 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 would be great to have keyboard navigation support in the folder structure. A possible implementation could follow the logic of Finder/Explorer or tools that use Cmd + K navigation. Suggested controls: – Arrow keys – Navigate through items – Enter – Open the selected email – Cmd + Left Arrow – Go back (alternative: Esc) – Space – Select an item – Shift + Arrow keys – Select multiple items while navigating – UPD: Almost forgot a useful hotkey: Cmd+K – search This would significantly improve the workflow for users who prefer keyboard shortcuts over clicking through folders manually.

In most emails you need at least two button styles – for the CTAs and for secondary actions like learn more/read some article etc. Now it is possible to create only one button style in general settings. As a result every time when you create new emails you have to style secondary buttons completely from scratch. Moreover, there is a bug that often makes secondary buttons inherit some properties from the General settings when sending email or previewing it instead of its own properties. Most often it is hover properties. It would be great if you allow creating multiple button styles in general settings using a repeater button: By default every email has one button style. But you can click "+" and create more. Each button will have it's own CSS class and will not inherit anything from other buttons. When you add a button to the page you can choose: a) Choose one of the styles that you made in general settings b) Set parameters manually for this button but make sure that it's hover state does not inherit properties but has its own style for it.

This feature would be useful for templates and is related to my previous request: https://stripo.canny.io/feature-requests/p/show-containers-size-for-easy-image-height-selection I found an open-source tool, fakeimg.pl , that generates placeholder images via URLs. Here’s how it could work: Here is how it can work 1) When a user adds an image block but hasn’t uploaded an image, a Sized Placeholder toggle appears. 2) Enabling it reveals additional fields: –– Size (width and height) – required –– Background color –– Text color –– Corner radius 3) These inputs modify the src="" parameter to generate a placeholder image. 4) Users get a placeholder image matching the specified dimensions and other parameters Example: https://fakeimg.pl/270x250/D4F0DB/31cb4b?font=bebas&radius=30&retina=1 This helps teams creating branded templates by specifying exact image sizes and colors for perfect alignment. Default values: retina=1 – Always included for sharp images. Background & text colors – Default to Stripo's branded colors but can be user-defined later. font=bebas – A clean, sans-serif font. radius=30 – Matches Stripo branding but could be optional. To further enhance this, automated sizing could detect available space and set dimensions accordingly (which will satisfy the previous feature request I'm referring to in my first paragraph): And automated sizing can become a thing that will solve the feature request I reffered to at the beginning of this post: – When activating the placeholder, a script detects available space (container width & height based on highest adjacent container) and applies the correct size automatically.

It would be really convenient to have possibility to switch between languages when you are in the preview mode (via shared link). Quite often if you share your email with someone they want to compare the text with the original. And you have to open the EN version of the email in the editor and share another link with them.

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).

There are two major issues when using merge tags (special links): 1) It is impossible to choose their type. Let's say I can't use phone numbers or email links with merge tags (tel:%PHONE_NUMBER%) or mailto: %EMAIL%. Every time you go to Special links and choose it from a dropdown it will automatically change your link type to OTHER which is incorrect. Please fix that 2) It is impossible to export special links with UTMs. It comes from the 1st issue: When link type is not assigned, UTMs might not be compatible with all types of links. But when you fix the 1st problem and allow to choose http:// or https:// type of link for merge tags in this case you can also allow export with UTMs. How it should look like: User assigns a link to text/button Goes to the link settings, chooses the needed type. Let's say https: Goes to the list of links, changes to Special and chooses the needed merge tag It allows Stripo to understand what type of link is hidden behind this text or button and since it is a site link when exporting this email it will add UTM parameters to it. When other type of link is chosen (email/phone/etc.) it does not add UTMs. Overall it is a major issue for links: Even though you added UTM parameters to your email, exported HTML always comes without them and there is a lot of manual code editing afterwards to add parameters to all links. Two fixes that I suggested will improve this workflow significantly.