Embedded pdf files

RobertKza

I have recently seen a nice email newsletter sent via mailjet's web browser/cloud service which I believe is an embedded pdf. It flows nicely and I wondered if this could be created in Joomla.
I currently use acymailing with an external smtp mail server (elastic email). But I cannot get such a nice flow.
Do you have any comments on how this document flow could be achieved.
I attach a link to the newsletter showing the flow I'd like to achieve.
Regards Robert

PS. Perhaps this effect can be created in Acymailing 6 ?

http://xvtjs.mjt.lu/nl2/xvtjs/kpi.html?m=AMcAACP2pkUAAAAAnj4AAAqphmgAAAAAb9UAAEW4ABMqxQBeoF_mKg_Q77pmSk6prZnViOOWHAATHVU&b=01d07b60&e=38598e96&x=uAJxpzRlWAGn61Jv-awdMmxxBHJKV4Tw6hhIoatcZKE

mihha

Hi,

please check the link you provided because it is not working

Thank you in advance!

Regards,
Igor

RobertKza

Hi I have put the link in as a bitly link. This is a public link hosted on the mailjet cloud server

https://bit.ly/RCHS_News_20200421

RobertKza

https://bit.ly/RCHS_News_20200421

RobertKza

Perhaps I have misunderstood the 'add a link' option. I put the link into the square brackets.
It seems to work better if I don't!!
https://bit.ly/RCHS_News_20200421

mihha

HI,

that newsletter is created using a series of images. If you ask me, that is not good. You can easily be marked as spammer by receiving email servers because that kind of newsletter is something spammers will use a lot

RobertKza

Hi mihha, thanks for this. The challenge is that the users like that format.
I totally agree about wanting to keep away from being branded as a spammer.
Regards Robert

mihha

HI,

does your user wants to send out newsletter as one image or do you need to create the layout of the newsletter content to look similar to the layout seen in the images?

If you need the first, then I guess you will have to create that image in some other application and ad it in the image block in AcyMailing

If you need the second then you can use it by clever arrangement of content blocks, using content columns blocks

Regards,
Igor

RobertKza

I like the second option and used that when I was the newsletter editor, the problem is that the new newsletter editor only uses MS publisher. I'll check to see if MS Publisher file can be saved as a series of images