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Linking my signature that is a logo and adding social media

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Claudz
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Hi, can anyone help please;

I am just setting up our custom email which I would like it to include the company logo and ensure that it can be clicked on to go through to the website (have it hyperlinked)

I have the image inserted and that is working fine but cannot see where I can add the link to the image source?

Also, would like to have the social media image buttons to do the same seperate, below the logo. Is that possible too?

Just want to set it up right once and not have to worry about it again!

Cheers.

Hi, can anyone help please; I am just setting up our custom email which I would like it to include the company logo and ensure that it can be clicked on to go through to the website (have it hyperlinked) I have the image inserted and that is working fine but cannot see where I can add the link to the image source? Also, would like to have the social media image buttons to do the same seperate, below the logo. Is that possible too? Just want to set it up right once and not have to worry about it again! Cheers.

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you will need to use a HTML file.

Compose your signature in Thunderbird (just as you would an email). Add graphics and select do not include in the dialog for any image file that reside on the internet.

When you have it looking how you want, select safe from the file menu and save as a file. (Sae as fiole saved a HTML file)

Then set the signature in your account settings to point to that file (wherever you saved it to)

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you will need to use a HTML file.

Compose your signature in Thunderbird (just as you would an email). Add graphics and select do not include in the dialog for any image file that reside on the internet.

When you have it looking how you want, select safe from the file menu and save as a file. (Sae as fiole saved a HTML file)

Then set the signature in your account settings to point to that file (wherever you saved it to)