With export mode (HTML import), you can format the text attributes in your signatures. To do that, please follow these steps:
The syntax to use in your HTML code is: #####{{attribute | function (settings, …)}}
The available functions are:
upper to put it in UPPER CASE
lower to put it in lower case
capitalize to put only the first letter in upper case
replace (string to replace, replacement value) to replace part of the text for another.
truncate (size, true, ellipse) to limit the size of a string of characters
default (‘the string was empty’, true) to put a value if the variable is empty
Examples:
If the attribute ‘city’ contains ‘Paris’
#####{{city | upper}} will result in PARIS
#####{{city | lower}} will result in paris
#####{{city | capitalize}} will result in Paris
If the variable “department” contains “GRP-Development-SMTP”
#####{{department | truncate(8, true, ")}} will result in GRP-De
Only 8 characters are displayed, spaces included.
#####{{department | replace("GRP-","")}} will result in Development-SMTP
If the variable “department” is empty
#####{{ department | default("Head Office", true) }} will result in Head Office
The empty value “department” has been replaced by the value “Head Office”
Advanced use:
You can also combine the functions by linking them together:
#####{{attribute | function1 | function2}}
Example:
If the attribute contains: GRP-Development-SMTP
#####{{department |replace("GRP-", "") | upper }} will result in DEVELOPMENT – SMTP
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