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  2. CONFSERVER-1749

lotus notes emails screwy

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      The html formatted email looks screwy. The text version is a bunch of html.

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            [CONFSERVER-1749] lotus notes emails screwy

            Tom Davies added a comment -

            changed css to:

            .pagecontent
            {
            padding: 10px;
            text-align: left;
            }

            Tom Davies added a comment - changed css to: .pagecontent { padding: 10px; text-align: left; }

            Bob Swift added a comment -

            We have verified that Jeff's modification fixes the Lotus notes problem with centering. Please try to get at least this change in the base in the future.

            Bob Swift added a comment - We have verified that Jeff's modification fixes the Lotus notes problem with centering. Please try to get at least this change in the base in the future.

            Jeff Pierce added a comment -

            There is actually a combination of problems. There is a style tag being referenced that is not defined in the styles on the Confluence page that is generated. The style is "pagecontent". This is typically covered up by most Browsers and it looks fine because the <div id="Content"> covers that up within the message. However, in Lotus Notes, the attributes on the <div...> tag appear to be ignored. Therefore, the "text-align: center" on the body tag overrides it.

            To make a long story short, properly define the "pagecontent" tag to be something like ".pagecontent

            { text-align: left;}

            " and all works fine. However, you don't get the blue line separator from the #Content in Notes unless you define in on the style.

            Jeff Pierce added a comment - There is actually a combination of problems. There is a style tag being referenced that is not defined in the styles on the Confluence page that is generated. The style is "pagecontent". This is typically covered up by most Browsers and it looks fine because the <div id="Content"> covers that up within the message. However, in Lotus Notes, the attributes on the <div...> tag appear to be ignored. Therefore, the "text-align: center" on the body tag overrides it. To make a long story short, properly define the "pagecontent" tag to be something like ".pagecontent { text-align: left;} " and all works fine. However, you don't get the blue line separator from the #Content in Notes unless you define in on the style.

            Bob Swift added a comment -

            A number of people don't like the center format.

            Bob Swift added a comment - A number of people don't like the center format.

            Jim Head added a comment -

            (version 1.2 btw)

            Jim Head added a comment - (version 1.2 btw)

            Jim Head added a comment -

            the html one isn't so bad actually.

            just needs some formatting TLC.

            Jim Head added a comment - the html one isn't so bad actually. just needs some formatting TLC.

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              8e61694fbb01 Jim Head
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