If a Salesforce email signature is written in HTML but the HTML code is not properly structured — for example, if the code is not enclosed within opening and closing <html> and <body> tags, or if closing tags are missing — the signature may display incorrectly. Common symptoms include: the signature overlapping the email body text, the signature rendering differently across browsers, or the signature image failing to display when sending from the Activity History related list in Salesforce Classic.
In Salesforce Classic: Your name | My Settings | Email | My Email Settings
In Lightning Experience: Settings | Email | My Email Settings
In the Email Signature section, ensure that:
<html> and <body> wrapper tags.Example of correct HTML structure:
<html>
<body>
HTML code of email signature
</body>
</html>
Enclosing the signature in <html> and <body> tags ensures consistent rendering across browsers and email clients.
If the signature uses a style attribute with hard-coded values — for example, style="margin-top:-50px" — adjusting the margin value repositions the signature relative to the email body. Increase or decrease the margin value until the signature displays in the correct position.
Note (Salesforce Classic only): When clicking the Send Email button from the Activity History related list, select Switch to HTML from the Email Format dropdown. This ensures that the image embedded in the email signature renders correctly when the outbound email is sent.
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