@outseta/api-client 0.3.38 → 0.3.39
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package/package.json
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@@ -655,6 +655,15 @@ omitted it is derived automatically, so callers (including LLM tools) do not nee
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understand it. Use Message.PreviewText for inbox preview text rather than an in-body
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preheader.
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The shape of the Body markup decides how editable the broadcast is in the app. Prose
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(headings, paragraphs, lists, links, emphasis, images, inline spans) goes into a text
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block, which the author edits on the editor canvas with the formatting toolbar and the
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merge-tag menu. Structural markup (tables, an embedded style block, document
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scaffolding) goes into an HTML block instead, because only that block renders such
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markup verbatim, and it is edited as raw HTML. Send prose when the email must stay easy
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to edit visually. The first save in the editor also replaces Body with the editor's
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export of the design, so this choice decides the markup that is sent from then on.
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When Body is a content fragment with no Design, it is composed into the account's API
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email layout — a branded header and footer that includes the unsubscribe and
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manage-subscriptions links — and the composed result is what is sent and opened in the
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