We've all been on the internet for a while now and we've all click links in emails or webpages so we know that to begin with the link is blue and once its clicked it goes purple, but what if it didn't have to be that way? What if you could control the colours of the links before and after they're clicked? Maybe you're branding is purple, so as soon as a link is clicked you can't see that writing any more? Well, with NewZapp you have this customisation option!
Changing the colour of a link before its clicked
This is the easier part. Once you have a link created in a NewZapp draft, on the left where you input where that link goes you'll see this option just above.
To change the colour, you can either type a specific hex code if you have one or click the little arrow in to corner to expand the colour picker.
Changing the colour of links after they've been pressed.
Ok so this bit is a little bit trickier and will require, both a hex reference and for you to make a change to the HTML code of the draft.
In the email editor you will see a symbol at the top of the screen that looks like this <>
Click this and the bottom half of the screen will show you the HTML code for the draft. Starting at the top of the code you will need to scroll down until you see </head>. Just above this you will need to copy and paste this piece of code, replacing the hex reference if have there with yours.
<style>
/* visited link */
a:visited {
color: #ffd966;
}
</style>
This should leave your code looking something like this.
If you have any questions, please get in contact with your account manager, or send an email to support@newzapp.com