Now, when I use this template, the rich text module is not visible/editable until the boolean has been turned on, and the page has been refreshed. This adds confusion for an editor who might not be aware that the text is editable (after refresh).
Rich text element is not visible until toggle is turned on AND the user refreshes the page.Does anyone have a suggestion for how I can show the rich text module to editors even if the boolean is false?
Making a module inside an if statement visible to page editors
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This a pretty good solution, but I'm not sure it would work for an email template. Hubspot inlines the CSS when the HTML is rendered, but I'm not sure if that happens before the Hubl logic is applied or before.
Making a module inside an if statement visible to page editors
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I don't think display is supported across all email clients. I would definately use the built in tester to check it across different clients. Here's the code to inline the CSS directly and bypass the class selector.
Making a module inside an if statement visible to page editors
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@andreasmb could you place it directly into the template in a hubl or html module? the down side, if it works, is that it would be included in the template code, but it should work.