how can i get forward email button in html email newsletter? - html

I'm sending a HTML newsletter for my site using php and HTML. In my HTML newsletter i want to add forward email link. how can i do that?

A link in an email can only open a new browser tab. you can add a new page on your site that contains this functionality and link this page in your email.

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why does link does not work when it is clicked in the web page

i have typed the email URL link that has been included into the tag of the html code
when the link is clicked it does not open up to an email sending platform
You need to prefix the link with mailto:. So something like:
test#test.com

How do I put an unsubscribe link on the email next to sender name?

I saw this link in one of my emails.
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How do I format my email (html or url) in such a way to have this effect? Is there also a way to format my email to have a "subscribe" button?
See this link. Gmail (and some other email providers) now check the email for an unsubscribe link and automatically copy it to the email header.
There is as far as I'm aware no way of doing this to subscribe to an email.
So to achieve this just include an unsubscribe link as you would normally.

Sending feed back from website to any email

i want to include a text field called feed back and a button called submit in my html page.
now how to redirect this feed back entered by user of my site to my business email?
You can do this with the built in HTML form tags, take a look at this example.
Just change action="MAILTO:someone#example.com" to include your business email address instead.

Newsletter link to anchor

How to make a link to a line of the same page in a HTML e-mail?
I tried link to name and after testing it on Gmail and Outlook, the #1 is transformed to #**********_1 and nothing happens when I click the link. I'm using 1&1 Newsletter system to send the HTML email.
I think your 1&1 newsletter software is adding tracking to your link. If there is an option to turn this off, your anchor link should work correctly.
Here is a support chart for anchor links in html email
You can't.
It is the way Gmail and Outlook are setup. Their code overrides your link and since they want users to keep their mail page open, it opens all links in new tabs. Even with plain links such as http://google.com they will open in new tabs.

How to avoid Email clients having the webversion text in preview for HTML Emails

When sending out HTML emails, the first line of text is given as a preview. This being "Having trouble viewing this email? Click here to view it in your web browser"
Is there a way to avoid this?
Thanks