Currently, the mail background color is hardcoded to #f6f6f6. I'd like to change that to #f2f1f0 which is the default GUI grey in Ubuntu Linux. To do so, I currently modify the object created by blastula::compose_email() as follows:
blastula::compose_email() %>%
purrr::list_modify(html_str =
.$html_str %>%
stringr::str_replace_all(pattern = "(?i)#f6f6f6",
replacement = "#f2f1f0"))
I think it would be cool to have a param background_color for blastula::compose_email() to directly specify the color to use. Would you welcome a PR implementing this?
Currently, the mail background color is hardcoded to
#f6f6f6. I'd like to change that to#f2f1f0which is the default GUI grey in Ubuntu Linux. To do so, I currently modify the object created byblastula::compose_email()as follows:I think it would be cool to have a param
background_colorforblastula::compose_email()to directly specify the color to use. Would you welcome a PR implementing this?