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A Paragraph block is body text. You edit it by clicking the words in the email and typing, the same way you would in a document. Add it from the Blocks menu of a section or a column. Both offer it first.

How it renders

The paragraph becomes a block of text the full width of whatever holds it, wrapping at that width. Select words in the email and a small menu appears over them. It holds bold, underline, italic, strikethrough, a text colour, and a link. The three dots at the end hold subscript and superscript. A link you add from that menu can be a web address, an email address, or a phone number. HireData accepts http, https, mailto, and tel. A rendered paragraph wrapping across the width of its section, with an unsubscribe link in the brand colour and underlined, and three variable chips in the text

Settings

  • Font Family picks the typeface, with a weight selector beside it running from Ultra Light to Heavy. The brand’s own fonts sit at the top of the list, above the rest.
  • Size is a slider and a box, 8 to 48 pixels. New paragraphs start at 16.
  • Color sets the text colour and starts on the brand’s surface text colour.
  • Alignment is left, centre, or right.
  • Links holds two controls for the links in this paragraph only. Both offer Inherit, which hands the decision back to the template, and that is what a new paragraph uses.
    • Link color.
    • Underlined, Inherit, Yes, or No.
  • Advanced holds three controls.
    • Letter Spacing, 0 to 10.
    • Line Height, 1 to 2.
    • Margin, the gap above and below the paragraph.
Type {{ anywhere in a paragraph to drop in a variable. The Paragraph settings panel showing Font Family, Size, Color, Alignment, the Links group with Inherit selected, and the Advanced group with Letter Spacing, Line Height, and Margin
  • Email builder overview covers the builder, the toolbar, the theme, and every block type.
  • Heading is the same text controls at a heading level.
  • Template sets the link colour a paragraph inherits.
  • Variables covers the picker, the fallbacks, and what a missing value looks like.
  • Button is the block to use when the link is the point.