I’m sending out a survey in different languages, but we don’t know the preferred language of participants. We’re therefore including all translations of the invite message in the one email, listed one after the other down the body of the email. I’m trying to code in language links at the top of the email so the participant clicks on their language link and it takes them down to their chosen translation. I’ve been trying to use the html coding as follows but it’s not working in the email received when testing. Anchor coding: <a id=”German”> Dear name</a>Link coding: <a href=”#German”>Deutsche</a> Any ideas how to code this so it works in the email received?Thanks

I’ve worked it out, I needed to put ‘name’ instead of ‘id’ in the anchor code.

Apologies for the very slow response...time ran away with me. Anyway, this was my code:At the top of the email:<a href="#German">Deutsche</a> | <a href="#Polish">Polski</a> | <a href="#Turkish">Türkçe</a> | <a href="#Spanish">Español</a>And then at the top of each language section of text:<a name="German">

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