# Email builder Emails for email campaigns can be assembled according to your design using blocks.

Texts, buttons, messengers, images, as well as tools for block customization — this is a completely new level of design. Forget boring templates — build unique, branded emails with Mavibot. ## Sections (blocks) for emails You can find the email builder under the “Emails” tab when creating an email mailing:

In the builder, you will see a blank canvas where you can insert the following blocks (sections): 1. Image 2. Text 3. Empty block 4. Button 5. Social media 6. HTML block In addition, the blocks can be combined with each other — for example, you can add multiple email elements within a single section.

Each block includes general display settings for the section, such as: 1. Inner padding; 2. Border; 3. Border radius; 4. Background.

Let’s start by reviewing the settings available for each section. Then, we’ll walk through an example to show how you can customize multiple different blocks within a single section. ### Image To add an image, go to the menu on the right side of the screen. There, you’ll find an icon that allows you to upload an image when clicked:

When you click the button, you’ll see that the section has been added to the email:

To add an image, go to the corresponding tab and upload the file you need either from your device:

Next, you’ll see that the image has been added to the section:

You can turn the image into a button-like element so that when recipients click on it in the email, they’ll be redirected to a specific page. To do this, simply enter the desired link into the provided field:

### Text A text block can be added either within a section that contains an image (or any other block), or as a separate block on its own. {% hint style="warning" %} Attention! Changing fonts is not available. {% endhint %} 1. To add text inside a section—such as one with an image—hover over the image block (or any other block on the right) and look for the "+" icon:

Next, click the plus icon, and a dropdown menu with block options will appear:

As you can see, the text block has been added inside the section that already contains an image:

{% hint style="info" %} Pay attention! You can add up to four content elements (blocks) within a single section. {% endhint %} 2. To add a separate section in the email with a text block (or any other block), hover over the left side of the screen and find the "+" icon in the quick actions menu:

Next, click the plus icon and select the section you want to add:

A new section with a text block will then be added:

To edit, click on the text, and a toolbar with settings—similar to those in any text editor—will appear above.

In the toolbar above the text block, you can apply bold, italic, and underline formatting:

You can also format the text as a list, add a link, and align it to the left, right, or center. To adjust the font size, line height, spacing, and color, go to the "Text" block settings in the menu on the right:

### Button A button block is added in the same way as any other block: it can be placed as a separate section or inside an existing section with other elements:

You can insert a link to any required page into the button.:

To change the text, click the text field inside the button:

Then, enter the desired text:

To change the button size, locate the field with arrows in the menu:

Next, set the required size by entering a numeric value — the field accepts values in pixels. To change the button alignment (center, left, or right), use these settings:

The menu also contains a field for changing the button color:

### "Social Media" Buttons In the email, you can also add buttons that will redirect recipients to the social media platforms connected to your project:

In the block settings, you can choose which specific channel you want to redirect your clients to:

The settings menu also includes a style option for social media buttons:

1. Standard: uses the original style of messenger icons:

2. with border: transparent icons with a border color matching the standard colors of the corresponding messenger.

3. Monochrome: icons displayed in a single color scheme.

To round the corners of the icons, enter the desired numeric value in pixels into the "Rounded corners" field:

## Block Settings Inside a Section Each element within a section has the same settings for padding, borders, and background. You can configure a block separately from each element, as well as choose: ### Element Padding You can adjust the element’s padding in the corresponding fields:

These paddings refer specifically to the position of the content block relative to its border. ### Border (Inner) A section contains two borders that can be customized: the outer border (for the entire section) and the inner border (for the image or other elements). {% hint style="info" %} Instructions on how to edit the outer section border can be found in the "General Section Settings" -> Border section. ссылка "[Рамка](#ramka)" {% endhint %} The inner border surrounding the content block can be customized with any color, thickness, as well as specific borders to highlight and the desired line style:

Each side of the border can be customized separately from the others. To do this, click on the side of the border you want to edit:

Then, select the color, thickness, and line style for the border. To customize the border on all four sides, click the corresponding icon:

#### Border radius You can also set the corner radius for the inner border in pixels:

The fields for each corner of the border accept numeric values in pixels.

### Content Block Background Inside a Section

The inner background, which applies only to the block containing a specific element within the section, can be set by uploading an image or selecting a color from the color palette. You can also choose the image position and size for the background:

## Section Settings A section with content elements can be customized differently from other sections of the email by applying background colors, adding borders, and adjusting padding. ### Padding Section padding applies to all elements located inside the section:

To set the padding for blocks relative to the outer border of a section, drag the edges of the border to adjust the position of the elements relative to the top and bottom, as well as the right and left edges.

Alternatively, you can set numeric values in the fields located in the right-hand menu under the “Section” tab:

### Border A section contains two customizable borders: the outer border (for the entire section) and the inner border (for an image or other elements) {% hint style="info" %} Instructions on how to edit the outer section border can be found in the "Border (inner)" section ссылка "[Рамка (внутрення)](#ramka-vnutrennyaya)" {% endhint %} The outer border, which frames the entire section with content blocks, can be customized using any color and thickness, as well as by selecting the desired sides to highlight and the border style:

Each side of the border can be customized separately from the others. To do this, click on the desired side of the border:

Then select the border’s color, thickness, and style. To customize the border on all four sides, click the corresponding icon:

### Border radius You can also set the corner rounding of the section’s border in pixels:

The fields for each corner of the border accept numeric values in pixels.

### Background

The inner background, which applies only to the entire section, can be set by uploading an image or selecting a color from the color palette. You can also choose the position and size of the background image:

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