You can insert images into disclaimers and
the built-in editor will allow you to create disclaimers containing images very easily.
Below is an example of such a disclaimer as it is seen by the recipient of a message.
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| Pic.1. An example of a message with a disclaimer containing a logo. |
If you create your footers using HTML code or in other HTML editors, please read the following notes, concerning image insertion to HTML footnotes.
We suggest to use the built-in editor when composing disclaimers.
When inserting a picture into an HTML disclaimer, use relative or absolute path to the picture file. The file should be located on a local disk, not necessarily in the same folder the HTML disclaimer is located. Supported image types are: JPG, GIF, PNG, BMP. The BMP files are very large and therefore you should avoid using them. When CodeTwo Exchange Rules inserts a disclaimer containing images into an email message, it attaches images to the message as hidden attachments, which are sent together with that message. Thanks to that, images will always be visible on the recipient's side.
Below you can see a few examples of HTML disclaimers containing images:
An image inserted using
a relative path
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<img src="../images/logo.gif">
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An image inserted using
an absolute path
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<img src="c:\my pictures\logo.gif">
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An image inserted as
a table background
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<table width=200 background="images/logo.gif">
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An image inserted as
a table cell background
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<table width=200 border=1>
<td valign=top background="../../logo.gif">
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You can only insert images into disclaimers using one of the above methods. You cannot
insert an image using the CSS background
or background-image attributes:
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<table width=200 style="backgound-image: url(../images/logo.gif)">
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In that case the image will not be recognized by CodeTwo Exchange Rules and will not be added to
the message.