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I'm using the Symfony Mailer module version 1.4.1 in Drupal 10.2.4. I have a "Commerce" mailer policy which is working, by which I mean that the email gets sent and the email's subject and body text is correct.
The problem is that the body is plain text no matter what I do, and I need it to have a wrapper div with custom inline CSS. How can I accomplish that? I don't care if it's in the mailer policy or in a template, I just need to get it working, and I can't for the life of me.
I've been having trouble with the SMTP Authentication Support module on my Drupal 10.2.4 site, so I thought I'd try the "Turn it off and turn it back on" technique.
I uninstalled the module from the admin/extend/uninstall page and things seemed to go OK. When I tried to re-install the module, however, the system tells me that the module is already installed and won't re-install it.
I looked in the modules/contrib folder and the smtp folder is still there. I renamed it, but the system will still not let me install the smtp module.
I continue to have problems sending emails with the SMTP Authentication Support module in my Drupal 10.2.4 site with php 8.2.17 that's hosted on a GoDaddy.com Virtual Private Server.
As the title states I am wondering if there is a way to add another column, or more, that can be used as a "sort by" for the content shown in the "admin/content" view.
You can see the view I am talking about below, and the red arrow shows where I want to add another column. In the result table header you can sort by each column, ascending or descending; However, I want to add the "authored on" date to this section as that data is more relevant when I am sorting through content.