Content Blocks - Inserting the Content Block with the Basic Editor Paid Members Public
In the Basic Editor, you can type in the Content Block with the same "{{> [name of block'}}" formatting (Fig 1). Fig 1 When receiving emails sent from campaigns using Content Blocks from the Basic Editor, the result is the same as when doing so from the
Content Blocks - Inserting Content Blocks with the DND Builder Paid Members Public
In your Email Campaign, add a Text Widget and type in the Content Block in the text widget. In our example, we're adding our Content Block Name by typing "Hi {{> [Name]}}," After sending out the Email Campaign, this populates the beginning of the email with
Content Blocks - Creating Content Blocks Paid Members Public
Content Blocks allow you to reuse content, including handlebars, for multiple email campaigns. Before you can add Content Blocks to your Email Campaign, we'll need to create some Content Blocks. Creating Content Blocks On the left navigation menu, go to Resources -> Content Blocks (Fig 1). Fig
Handlebars - Nesting Helpers Paid Members Public
Nesting Helpers allow you to compare values in the following ways: * Nesting or Helpers - Create fallback chains by nesting multiple or helpers * Example: <!– Triple fallback --> {{or [Preferred-Name] (or [First-Name] "Friend")}} <!-- Even more complex --> {{or [Nickname] (or [Display-Name] (or [First-Name] "
Handlebars - Utility Helpers Paid Members Public
Utility Helpers are optimized for fallback chains. They allow you to compare values in the following ways: * default - Returns the first non-empty value from a list of arguments; extremely useful for providing fallback chains. * Syntax: {{default field1 field2 field3 "final fallback"}} * Example: <p>Visit our
Handlebars - Logical Helpers Paid Members Public
Logical Helpers allow you to compare values in two ways. The Logical Helpers allow you to compare conditions with AND or OR statements to return more nuanced text to contacts receiving the emails. * and - Returns true if ALL arguments are true (not null, false, 0, "", empty) * Syntax:
Handlebars - Comparison Helpers Paid Members Public
Comparison Helpers allow you to compare values in Handlebars in a few different ways. The comparison helpers allow the handlebars to display different text depending if certain conditions are met by comparing fields to each other. Here are examples of Comparison Helpers: * eq - Checks if two values are equal
Handlebars - Best Practices Paid Members Public
When adding Handlebars, there are some Best Practices to keep in mind: * Always provide fallbacks: * Use default or or helpers to ensure graceful degradation when data is missing. * Hello {{or [First-Name] "Valued Customer"}}! * Wrap complex variables: * Any variable name with special characters (hyphens, colons, spaces) must be wrapped
