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Structure the content with a Static Table

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Static Table organizes and presents data in a structured, grid-like format. By default, the table has 5 columns and 1 row. Use the menu to add rows and columns:

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There are 3 options to use a Static Table:

1. Place the Static Table into the editor directly.
   Result: The table accepts only static elements.

2. Place the Static Table into the Collection Container.
   Result: The table accepts both static and dynamic elements to pull them from the collection determined on the Container level. It allows the building of tables with static and dynamic columns.

3. Place a Collection container into the Static Table's cell.
   Result: the data is populated within a single cell where the element is based.

Spacing between header/footer and content

Separate reusable header and footer with the page content via the scaled Template Settings → Format Settings → Spacings.

The outer controls set the distance between the page border and the template content, including the header and footer (if they are applied).

The inner controls set the distance between the page border and the template content, excluding the header and footer (if they are applied).

Set the spacings in pixels. If the entered value exceeds the available space according to the paper size, you will see the notification:

Hover over the tooltip to remember the element working principles:

Clickable email address in sent email campaign

Pull the email address from the Object where it is stored using a Dynamic Link element. Set “Email” as a source field (to grab the correct field) and “Email” as a text field (to display it as an email address).

On the Preview and sent email, you will get a clickable email address that creates a draft with the email address auto-substituted as a recipient once you click on it.