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Apply a CSS File from Portfolio to Shared Content
When IDs receive multiple attributes from different style sheets or instances in the same style sheet, the resulting landing page may not appear as you expected. For best results, create a dedicated style sheet that provides the CSS for the landing page. This step prevents problems with cascading attributes from multiple style sheets.
Be sure to test your landing page in multiple browsers to make sure the page appears according to your specifications. This step helps you avoid problems later when your subscribers view the pages in an environment different than the one you used for creating.
- Create your email content.
- Click Edit and choose Social Properties.
- Choose the Allow Content To Be Shared checkbox and enter the information in each field.
- For the Stylesheet (CSS) field, locate the style sheet to apply to the shared content slot after it has been published to a social network.
- Click OK.
- Click Insert, then choose Social Forward.
- Choose the checkboxes next to the links for the social networks to include in your email content area.
- Select the content area to associated with these networks from the Associate with Shared Content Slot dropdown menu.
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