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I really don't know what we do with recipes for somewhat obscure but useful if you need them things. Anyway - here is the thing
Requirement
To send a CiviCRM email with an image in it that is included in the html of the email without linking to any external website. In this case because it's not appropriate that the image be anywhere in the public domain
Solution
Basically there were 2 ways that in theory would work
attach the image & link to it in the email. For some reason the source of the email showed no 'Content ID' for that section so that wouldn't work
embed the image in the email body - to do this
After writing the reset of the email choose 'Source'
Make sure you have already sized your image appropriately
I really don't know what we do with recipes for somewhat obscure but useful if you need them things. Anyway - here is the thing
Requirement
To send a CiviCRM email with an image in it that is included in the html of the email without linking to any external website. In this case because it's not appropriate that the image be anywhere in the public domain
Solution
Basically there were 2 ways that in theory would work
attach the image & link to it in the email. For some reason the source of the email showed no 'Content ID' for that section so that wouldn't work
embed the image in the email body - to do this
After writing the reset of the email choose 'Source'

Make sure you have already sized your image appropriately
put the following where you want your image
I then copy the contents of the box
/*base64-data-string here*/
(including the slashes) with the base 64 string copied in 4 so it looks likeThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: