使用高级HTML编辑器编辑电子邮件内容 email-expert-mode

AI Knowledge Reference

This section contains structured knowledge intended to support interpretation, retrieval, and question answering related to this topic.

For complete understanding, this information should be combined with the documentation on this page. Neither source is intended to stand alone; the page describes the feature, while this section provides additional context that helps disambiguate terminology, intent, applicability, and constraints.

• TL;DR: This page explains how to use the advanced HTML editor (expert mode) in the Email Designer to view and edit the raw HTML source of email content, including its guardrails and how to switch back to Desktop view to preview and save.

Intents:

• View and edit the raw HTML source of email content directly in the Email Designer
• Insert advanced expressions, such as conditions, directly in the source
• Open the advanced HTML editor using the HTML button in the top-right corner
• Understand the guardrails that apply when editing HTML in expert mode
• Switch back to Desktop (visual) view to re-render, preview, and save content

Glossary:

• Advanced HTML editor: An expert mode that lets you view and edit the raw HTML source of email content directly in the Email Designer, whether designing an email for a journey or campaign or editing an email content template (product-specific)
• Desktop view: The visual view of the Email Designer where content is re-rendered so you can preview it and save your changes (product-specific)
• Code your own mode: A separate Email Designer mode in which you cannot switch back to the visual editor; once chosen, you stay in code-only editing (product-specific)

Guardrails:

• This capability is available in Limited Availability; contact your Adobe representative to gain access.
• The advanced HTML editor does not validate your code; it does not check syntax errors or broken layouts.
• Future system updates may overwrite changes you make to default markup, so your changes may not persist.
• The Adobe support team cannot troubleshoot or resolve issues caused by custom code and manual changes; keep a backup of your content in case you need to revert.
• You cannot simulate content in advanced HTML view; switch to Desktop view to preview your content.
• You cannot save in advanced HTML view; switch back to Desktop view when you are ready to save.
• The first-time warning appears only the first time you open the advanced HTML editor and resets each month.
• Your edits are preserved when you switch views.

Terminology:

• Canonical name: advanced HTML editor — Acronym: n/a — variants: expert mode, advanced HTML view, HTML view
• Synonyms: “advanced HTML view” = “HTML view”
• Do not confuse: “advanced HTML editor” (toggle between HTML view and Desktop view at any time) ≠ “Code your own mode” (code-only, cannot switch back to the visual editor)

FAQ:

• Q: Can I save while in advanced HTML view? — No. You cannot save in advanced HTML view; switch back to Desktop view to save your changes.
• Q: Can I simulate content in advanced HTML view? — No. Switch to Desktop view to preview your content.
• Q: Does the advanced HTML editor validate my code? — No. It does not check syntax errors or broken layouts, so review your content carefully before saving.
• Q: Are my edits lost when I switch views? — No. Your edits are preserved when you switch between views.
• Q: Is the advanced HTML editor the same as Code your own mode? — No. The advanced HTML editor lets you toggle between HTML view and Desktop view at any time, whereas Code your own mode keeps you in code-only editing with no way back to the visual editor.