Code Editor

Where you code in HTML, MJML, Text, and AMP

Overview

The Editor is where you'll code your emails. By default, the Editor takes up the center region of the screen.

Screenshot of the editor, showing the file tab and the email parts tabs near the top.
Screenshot of the editor, showing the file tab and the email parts tabs near the top.

Collaborative Editing

You can work with teammates on the same file at the same time. In the upper right corner of the editor, you'll see a circular user icon for each user who is active in the workspace.

Screenshot showing the connected users on this workspace
Screenshot showing the connected users on this workspace

Click on any user's icon to jump to the file (but not line) where they are working.

If you both have the same file open, you'll see their text cursor on whatever line they are editing.

Screenshot showing the cursor of another user, as they type
Screenshot showing the cursor of another user, as they type

Users who are working on other files within the workspace will appear next to that file name in the file tree.

Screenshot showing two users on two separate files
Screenshot showing two users on two separate files
If two or more users are working on the same file, their icons will be replaced with a number.

Screenshot showing two users on one file
Screenshot showing two users on one file

Verify your network connection status in the lower left corner - if it does not say "Connected", you will not be able to make edits.

Screenshot of the lower left corner of the Parcel window, showing the connection status
Screenshot of the lower left corner of the Parcel window, showing the connection status

Insert

The Editor Insert option allows you to easily insert Components, Snippets, or Asset code into your email from a menu. Instead of trying to remember naming convensions or scrolling through folders, you can use search to find the item you are looking for.

Actions

Actions will open up a menu of specific tasks such as Workspace Settings, Create a New Email, and more. This is the same functionality as the command palette.