Firstly, I am new at emails markup. So I decided to use mjml to construct a letter but I faced the problem - markup doesn't being rendered properly: MJML doesn't include components and I can't understand why. Project was created using npm package mjml-component-boilerplate because I wanted to register my own components.
my index.mjml
<mj-body>
<mj-include path="./components/blocks/header.mjml" />
<mj-include path="./components/blocks/main.mjml" />
<mj-include path="./components/blocks/footer.mjml" />
</mj-body>
part of output index.html (the same with main.mjml and footer.mjml)
<div>
<!-- mj-include fails to read file : ./components/blocks/header.mjml at D:\projects\ctc_projects\chetv\site\reshala_promo\email\components\blocks\header.mjml -->
header.mjml
<mj-section>
<mj-column>
<mj-div css-class="header">
<mj-image
src="/assets/images/logo.png"
alt="ЧЕ!"
title="https://chetv.ru/"
href="https://chetv.ru/"
target="__blank"
css-class="header__logo"
/>
</mj-div>
</mj-column>
</mj-section>
and, for a case, if it will make any sense my MjDiv component
import { registerDependencies } from 'mjml-validator'
import { BodyComponent } from 'mjml-core'
registerDependencies({
'mj-body': ['mj-div'],
'mj-column': ['mj-div'],
'mj-section': ['mj-div'],
'mj-div': [
'mj-text', 'mj-image', 'mj-accordion',
'mj-carousel', 'mj-divider', 'mj-group',
'mj-navbar', 'mj-raw', 'mj-social',
'mj-div', 'mj-a', 'mj-p', 'mj-h1'
]
});
export default class MjDivComponent extends BodyComponent {
static endingTag = true;
static allowedAttributes = {
'css-class': 'css-class',
'style': 'style'
};
render() {
return `<div
${this.htmlAttributes({
class: this.getAttribute('css-class'),
style: this.getAttribute('style')
})}
>${this.getContent()}</div>`;
}
}
You demonstrate putting the <mj-include>
components after <mj-body>
(as demonstrated in https://mjml.io/documentation/#mj-include). It doesn't work for me there.
It does work for me when I put the <mj-include>
elements after <mj-head>
. Good luck!
I'm interpreting the rest of your post as background, not asking another question. Let me know if otherwise.
By the way: Besides stackoverflow, another great source of MJML information is https://mjml.slack.com.