Hi.
How can I add padding to a row in RED?
Thanks
Ron
Row padding?
RonSolo
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RonSolo
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Thanks Mansour.
But when I select a Row ... I don't see the Dimensions section. How can I get it to show?
Thanks
Ron
But when I select a Row ... I don't see the Dimensions section. How can I get it to show?
Thanks
Ron
Scott Swedorski
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Those settings are found in the Business version only. The Personal version does not have those settings.
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RonSolo
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Thanks Scott.
I guess that's why ... but why row padding (and margin) isn't available in Personal is anyone's guess. A simple setting like that severely restricts basic design abilities. Seems like a shrewd move to get us to upgrade. Not cool.
I guess that's why ... but why row padding (and margin) isn't available in Personal is anyone's guess. A simple setting like that severely restricts basic design abilities. Seems like a shrewd move to get us to upgrade. Not cool.
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I guess you are using RED Basic then, and not Biz version.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tYpeGxWzMsE
In personal version you should have padding for columns.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tYpeGxWzMsE
In personal version you should have padding for columns.
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RonSolo wrote:
Thanks Scott.
I guess that's why ... but why row padding (and margin) isn't available in Personal is anyone's guess. A simple setting like that severely restricts basic design abilities. Seems like a shrewd move to get us to upgrade. Not cool.
Thanks Scott.
I guess that's why ... but why row padding (and margin) isn't available in Personal is anyone's guess. A simple setting like that severely restricts basic design abilities. Seems like a shrewd move to get us to upgrade. Not cool.
We do have a feature comparison chart on our website that highlights the Business and Personal versions features.
https://www.coffeecup.com/email-designe … comparison
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