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Dynamics 365 Marketing provides an advanced digital-content designer for creating, styling, and previewing the various types of digital content that you can produce and manage with the system, including:

Marketing email messages and templates
More information: Email marketing overview
Marketing pages and templates
More information: Create and deploy marketing pages
Marketing forms and templates
More information: Create, view, and manage marketing forms

The designer features a drag-and-drop interface for building and working with the design, plus an optional HTML editor for working directly with code and a preview tool that can show how your design will look on various form factors and orientations.

The designer adapts itself to your current context (email, landing page, and so on) to provide only those design elements and settings that apply there, but its basic functionality remains the same. It also provides a 'foreign content mode', which is activated if you paste HTML from a third-party application directly into the HTML code editor; in this case, the designer 0 know which type of content you are designing and therefore hides context-specific features and provides a more generic design interface.

This topic describes how to work with the designer in general, in all contexts. For more information about how the designer fits into the various specific contexts, and for details specific to just one context, see the topics linked in the list at the start of this introduction.

Start by choosing a template

Most non-template entities that provide the content designer also support templates, so when you first create a marketing email, page, or form, you'll be asked to choose a template.

The template picker provides many controls for searching, sorting, and filtering the templates. Use these controls to find templates that might meet your requirements, then select a template to see a preview and more details about it in the Preview area. When you've found the right template, select Select to apply it to your new design.

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The template you choose will initiate your design by establishing the following:

Column layout and initial content: Sets the basic layout (such as one-column or two-column) and includes initial content (such as images, required links, boilerplate text, and more).
Page or form type: If you're creating a marketing page or form, this tells whether the page is a subscription center, forward-to-a-friend, or landing page and establishes the basic capabilities of the page or form.
Sample design and content: Some templates already include basic design elements, such as logos, typography, color palette, sample content, and more. Other templates provide a blank page that includes only the page type and column layout. You can freely change the sample design and content as you edit and design the page.

After you've chosen a template, the designer shows your selected template content and you can start editing it. Your new email, page, or form is created as a simple copy of the template, so any local changes you make won't affect the template, and any future changes to a template won't affect anything you created based on it.

Establish your basic layout

Use section elements to establish the basic layout of your emails, marketing pages, and marketing forms. Each section element creates a row of columns into which you can drag various other design elements, like text boxes, images, buttons, dividers, and more. There are five different section elements, each of which creates a row with one of five different layout options (one column, two columns (1:1), two columns (1:2), two columns (2:1), or three columns). You can stack several section elements as needed to create complex designs with various column layouts in each row.

Add section elements to layout your design

When you're designing an email, page, or form starting with the blank template (or a custom template based on the blank template), all design elements (other than section elements) must be placed into a section element. Section elements are provided in the Toolbox panel under the Layout heading.

The blank templates provide a one-column section by default, but you can edit its column layout and/or add more section elements as needed.

To add a section element, open the Toolbox panel, choose the section element that provides the column layout you'd like to start with and drag it into position above or below any existing section element in your design.

Note

If you choose a template that implement layouts using custom HTML instead of section elements, then section elements aren't available. Instead, you'll be able to drag design elements into any container defined by the template. This may also apply to other custom templates that use custom HTML to create layouts. This will usually only apply to templates created using an older version of Dynamics 365 Marketing.

Edit and configure a section element

When you add a new section element, you'll choose one of five initial column layouts. But once your element is placed, you can change the column layout and/or design options.

To edit and configure a section element:

Select the section element on the canvas. It now displays a blue border and tabs showing the element type and buttons for deleting or moving the element.
The Properties panel opens to show the settings for your selected section.
Make settings in the following sections as needed:
- Section layout: Select a button here to change the column layout to the one indicated by the graphic on each button. If you remove a column, all of its content will be moved into one of the remaining columns. If you add a column, the new column will initially be empty.
- Section border styles: Use these settings to set the style (none, solid, dotted, dashed, or double), line width, line color, and corner radius for the border that goes around the entire section (but not between columns).
- Section padding: Specify how much padding (in pixels) you'd like to place between the columns and the colored border. You can enter separate values for top, bottom, left, and right.
- Section margin: Specify how much margin (in pixels) you'd like to place between the colored border and the outside edge of the section element. You can enter separate values for top, bottom, left, and right.

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Add, configure, and edit design elements to create content for your layout

Section elements create a structure onto which you can drag other types of design elements to create your content. If you are using section elements, then all of your design elements must be placed into a section-element column.

To add a design element, drag the required element from the Toolbox onto the appropriate section-element column. When you drop most types of elements, the Properties panel will open or, for text elements, the formatting toolbar will open and you'll be able to start entering text.
To configure an existing element's properties, or start entering text into a text element, first select the containing s

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