Mobile Emails for NetCommunity

Enables mobile CSS in NetCommunity (post v6.45) email editors

What is Mobile Emails for NetCommunity?

Mobile Emails for NetCommunity is a free Chrome extension provided by The SmartTHING Limited. It enables the use of @media stylesheets in various parts of NetCommunity, allowing mobile clients to read emails.

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By: https://smartthing.co.uk

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Users: 45 ▲ 4

Rating: 4.00 (1)

Version: 1.5 (Last updated: 2015-03-27)

Creation date: 2015-03-26

Risk impact: Low risk impact

Risk likelihood: Moderate risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Size: 4.66K

Email: su*****@smartthing.org

URLs: Website ,Privacy policy

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# 89194 ▲ 1731

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#32422 in Workflow & Planning ▲ 239 #85 in mobile keyword 44 ▲ 2

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Extension summary

Analyze keywords

[Changes in 1.5]

Does not replace other comments, just those around the style entries

[Changes in 1.4]

Fixed illegal return statement error

[Description] Provided for FREE by The SmartTHING Limited - providers of Blackbaud Raiser's Edge, NetCommunity, Internet Solutions and BBCRM support and customisations.

NetCommunity does not allow you to send emails with @media stylesheets included - these are needed to support mobile clients reading emails.

Our patch makes sure you can indeed add these stylesheets in all the various parts of NetCommunity. Currently this includes the parts: Email Messages, Templates, Newsletters, Notifications, Forgotten Password, New User Registrations, New and Classic Event Registrations, Membership Forms, ECards, Custom Forms, Fundraiser, Payment and Payment 2.0

User reviews

I've just started using this extension to help with creating responsive email designs using BBNC. It works well for allowing some code that BBNC typically stripped out, like media queries, but I wish it still allowed for <!-- comments. I'm unable to add IF comments, unfortunately. It's definitely better than using stock BBNC, though!