I create a signature with your integrated tool it is fine in this screen.
When the signature is inserted in a mail, it is very different.
You can see in attachments that in mail composer all the text is underligned. 
signature in text formattoo long for post?
additional information: opening composer takes lots of seconds (close to 1 minute) just to insert the signature. During this while it is possible to insert @s but not to insert text in message body.
Sorry for the bad images in initial message. attached the right version in mail composer 
I tried to copy/paste the source of signature in a .html file and it opens without underlines in Firefox: it seems that the mail composer contains the error in data managment.
additional information, the opening of message in mail composer is very long!
Same issue here.
The signature’s design looks as saved when composing, but changes when sent.
Composing/saved signature:
Sent message:
Probably a different issue to the one R1M has above. Those lines probably indicate a hyperlink.
With yours, Francois, is that vertical line an HTML code?
HTML or CSS, but it must be code.
I made this signature via mysignature.io and they do give a source code for it.
I looked into it, troubleshooted here and there but couldn’t find the right property.
All I can do is change the height of that line, with
style="line-height: 1.4 …
Thanks for the email
That line is the left border of a table cell.
Replace the above text with:
| border-left-width: 1px; border-left-color: rgb(98, 146, 82);">
Or use an actual image for the line.
|
this doesn’t solve the initial request “different views between composer and email”. If we have to manually modify the html code after any change, it is not possible.
My code above corrects what was supplied by a third party. This code was not generated by eM Client. It now appears the same in both the compose and sent message.
I confirm it works, and stays in place.
Thank you very much, Gary; I’d never thought I’d be given an answer (less a solution) the same day I posted this!
I was struggling with the code as I pasted it in Notepad …while it’s actually as easy to modify the HTML within eM Client (didn’t even think that was possible; got the info through G****e taking me to a 4-year old tweet).
A nice indentation welcomed me there - Praised be!
Signature edited, test-sent and it looks as it must.
Cheers again, Gary.