In this blog we will see how we can set default font style and font size for the Email records in Dynamics 365 Sales.
To achieve this, we need to follow the steps below:
Create a new Web Resource:
{ "defaultSupportedProps": { "font_defaultLabel": "Arial", "fontSize_defaultLabel": "10" } }
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Bind the new Web Resource to the Email Form:
In CRM you can see the results, whenever you open the Email form and when you click on the Description field, default selected font will be “Arial” and size will be “10”.
Hope this helps!
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What a classic article! I really impressed by your article. I will try to use all of these tips in my upcoming projects and plans.
Thanks for finally sharing and researching this article.
Hello Henry,
Glad we could help.
Wouldn’t it be easier to customize the signature with the font size you want and mark it as default one?