>>Hi,
>>
>>In my web application I send an email using an html template. Basically the file EmailTemplate.html has the following content (simplified):
>>
>><p>
>>Building: [BUILDING]
>>Floor: [FLOOR]
>>Room: [ROOM]
>></p>
>>
>>
>>At run time, the web application replaced the place holders, like [BUILDING] with the actual value of the building.
>>The result in the email is:
>>
>>Building: MAIN
>>Floor: 5
>>Room: 5010
>>
>>
>>What kind of the HTML code I should insert in between the Building: and [BUILDING] (and others) to make the value to be indented? That is, so that MAIN, 5, 5010 would be vertically aligned?
>>
>>TIA
>
>Hi Dimitry
>tl;dr
>A <div> block with some margins should do.
>/tl;dr
>
>
>Anyway, don't miss a readable text part of your message. Consider to just send plain text with pdf attached, this is readable for anybody, and much more secure. I would never turn on HTML mail. Much cheaper and much more effective then anti-maleware-snake-oil.
Thank you, Lutz.
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