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plugin:contentareas [2024/06/22 20:12] – [data-type attribute] duncancplugin:contentareas [2024/06/22 20:15] (current) – [Using the CONTENT placeholder] duncanc
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-<HTML>+<code html>
   <!-- start of repeating item -->   <!-- start of repeating item -->
     <tr data-repeatable="article">     <tr data-repeatable="article">
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     </tr>     </tr>
   <!-- end of repeating item -->   <!-- end of repeating item -->
-</HTML>+</code>
  
 A repeatable area need not have any instances, in which case it will not be included in the final email HTML. Initially a repeatable area is displayed disabled. You need to add an instance to be able to edit its content.  A repeatable area need not have any instances, in which case it will not be included in the final email HTML. Initially a repeatable area is displayed disabled. You need to add an instance to be able to edit its content. 
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 If you do not want to use this placeholder then the simplest approach is to include it in the template within an HTML comment If you do not want to use this placeholder then the simplest approach is to include it in the template within an HTML comment
-<HTML>+<code html>
   <body>   <body>
   <!-- [CONTENT] -->   <!-- [CONTENT] -->
-</HTML>+</code>
 and to enter some nominal text on the Content tab, such as 'content' or even a single character. In effect the placeholder will then be ignored. and to enter some nominal text on the Content tab, such as 'content' or even a single character. In effect the placeholder will then be ignored.
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