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My question is if you had installed some plugin of this type. It's a question, not a tip that you install anything. Please read well.

I know that OxWall can send the emails as plain text or as HTML and somewhere it must be defined what type to use or there must be some function that chooses which type it sends. This I infer from the language files in which there are texts in both formats. But I have never looked at how this works, I have not needed it yet.

If you tell me that you do not have any plugin of this type I'll look at it for you and I'll learn something more from OxWall, but I do not want to waste my time looking for something that may not work because you have installed plugins that I do not have and maybe are modifying these shipments.

You modify the fonts and body using custom css.  Use your console to find the right element and use the custom css to change it.

Also your mail client is usually the one that decides if you get html or plain text emails. You can set that default yourself on your personal client.

For example of your client is outlook then you can change the outlook config to only accept one or the other, it is a per user config and up to the user to set that.  

Oxwall just provides both options.  If your personal mail client is set to plain text then you should only get plain text emails regardless, this is how i understand it.

Does it mean that OxWall sends both formats and the receiver chooses which one to see?

I have not yet made any plugin that sends emails and I have not looked at it. My users don't want emails and they send them all to SPAM, so I abandoned this. Years ago, somewhere, modify by default not to send emails with notifications, and if someone wants to receive them, check the box. I don't think anyone has marked it, 99% of my members are hiding from their partner.

Usually there is an option inside the email header to set the preference, plain text, html, or either one, so only one email is sent. However if the email is sent only in html and the email client only accepts plain text then it could be returned or ignored depending on many factors.

It's called a multi part email and has both html and plain text version all in one.

HTML emails are used more for marketing purposes. Plain text emails are more secure as they dont display pictures or graphics. 

There is a long standing argument as to which one is better, which one is more popular. As far as i know plain text is the most popular setting on the client side.

First, turn on notifications & choose your settings

On your Android phone or tablet, open the Gmail app .

In the top left, tap Menu .

Tap Settings.

Select your account.

Tap Notifications and select a notification level.

Tap Inbox notifications.

Choose your notification settings, including sounds.

Regards,

Peter