Yeah that would work if I was using the mail function in PHP, but as I mentioned, I'd like to do it on a web mail provider.
Most of them provide their own rich text editors, where you could apply the required styles and formatting.
Otherwise they may encode any html tags to its equivalent html entity.
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Most of them provide their own rich text editors, where you could apply the required styles and formatting.
Otherwise they may encode any html tags to its equivalent html entity.
I was googling the commercial mail editors and composers like yahoo and gmail..etc.. and most all of them have an option to switch it on. Most have a button or option that say, "recognize html tags". Although i cant find exactly where they are at!
see i tried changing the e-mail to plain text, then sent it to my other account and it came back as not html.. and i have html turned on, on both of the accounts.. i must be doing something wrong too!
I don't have a hotmail account, but in Gmail/yahoo there is link to switch from plain/rich or reverse, see the screenshots of gmail and yahoo editors
That will give you access to whatever options they give you, like bold, center, etc... But I want to actually write the HTML code...
If you do rich, you still wouldn't be able to have this on your message:
<HTML>
<HEAD>
</HEAD>
<BODY>
<IMG src="http://www.google.com/intl/en_ALL/images/logo.gif" >
</BODY>
see i tried changing the e-mail to plain text, then sent it to my other account and it came back as not html.. and i have html turned on, on both of the accounts.. i must be doing something wrong too!
It's not supposed to be plain text.
Plain text will send "Content-Type: text/plain" as your meta tag, and you actually want it to say "text/html".
That will give you access to whatever options they give you, like bold, center, etc... But I want to actually write the HTML code...
If you do rich, you still wouldn't be able to have this on your message:
<HTML>
<HEAD>
</HEAD>
<BODY>
<IMG src="http://www.google.com/intl/en_ALL/images/logo.gif" >
</BODY>
When we email the above snippet in GMail, it'll convert every < > symbols to it's equivalent.
So in FF, just select the mail from you inbox and you may get something like
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