This code appears to define the structure of an HTML...
March 30, 2025 at 07:15 PM
This code appears to define the structure of an HTML email or webpage, which includes a Google Maps location shared by a user named "David Casanova". Here's what it does:
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HTML Email Header Setup:
- It uses "Content-Type: text/html" to indicate it's an HTML document, with UTF-8 encoding.
- "Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable" ensures the HTML content is properly encoded for email transmission.
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HTML Document Structure:
- The
<meta>
tags in the<head>
section define metadata like character encoding, viewport settings for responsive design, and compatibility with Internet Explorer.
- The
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Styles:
- The
<style>
section contains inline CSS to style the email or webpage elements. This includes fonts, colors, padding, and specific behavior for mobile devices (through media queries).
- The
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Body Content:
- The content is displayed within a well-styled centered layout.
- A logo (
lockup_maps_color_131x24dp.png
) is displayed at the top, representing Google Maps branding. - User "David Casanova" is introduced with their profile picture (
photo.jpg
). - A message is displayed: "David Casanova shared a street view with you."
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Action Button:
- The email includes a blue button labeled "View on Google Maps." When clicked, it directs the user to a Google Maps link:
https://maps.app.goo.gl/2xHvoJY1oPbvEpAh8
.
- The email includes a blue button labeled "View on Google Maps." When clicked, it directs the user to a Google Maps link:
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Footer:
- The footer includes:
- Google's dark logo for branding.
- A copyright notice for Google LLC.
- A note indicating the email was sent via Google Maps by David Casanova.
- The footer includes:
In summary, this code generates a formatted email or webpage with a message and link to a Google Maps location shared by "David Casanova." It includes a visually appealing layout, branding elements, and action buttons for recipient interaction.
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