627/5000 Good day everybody, We use Mail Page to send newsletters. These newsletters are supposed to be sent to the recipient from a specific email address. e.g. Newsletter@domain.de But we do not want that you can choose a sender as you like. Could one not maintain a list in the admin area, which are maximally searchable? e.g: NewsletterA@domain.de NewsletterB@domain.de NewsletterC@domain.de etc ... In the mail header would then have to stand From: < NewsletterA@domain.com > Reply-To: < EmailConfluenceUser@domain.com > Sender: < ServiceAccountConfluence@domain.com > What do you think of this idea?

Lets you enter custom CSS to style emails sent via Mail Page

For example, you could set up a page containing statuses for a project and send those out to specified recipients weekly / daily / monthly.

You get mails from personal News subscriptions. You can select individually for each subscription if you want to receive notifications via mail or not. To decide you get an extra button in the personal news subscription Screen. (You can find an example in the attachment.)

Right now, the diagrams don't show up in the email.

A default footer that is attached to all mails sent by Mail Page. The text of the footer message can be configured by the admin. The user who is sending a page with Mail Page cannot remove this footer. You could use this for copyright information, a privacy statement or similar purposes.

Please include the draw.io diagrams to mail page functionality.

Lets you see how your email will look like before actually sending it. Of course, the email client of any recipient will display content differently. Some email clients work better than others with HTML emails

When I use Mail Page and the Linchpin Theme, I want the mails to look like my Linchpin!

Mail Page pulls the email banner color from the Space Color Scheme even though the plugin is set to use the 'site logo.' It would be helpful to have the option to default all emails to the Global Color Scheme for standardization. We also have a theming plugin that mail page doesn't pull from. We have to manually disable the theme in each space and set the desired color for the email banner, then re-enable our theming plugin. This could be solved if defaulting to the global color scheme was an option.