Using the Button block
Overview
The Button block is your primary call-to-action in any email. It supports custom text, URL, background and text colors, hover state, and a full-width option that performs especially well on mobile.
Before you start
Decide on a single primary action per email. Multiple buttons compete and reduce clicks.
Have your destination URL ready (typically a sponsorship, dashboard, or event page).
Step-by-step
Drag a Button block into the canvas.
Set the Button text (e.g., “View order”).
Paste the URL.
Set Background color, Text color, and Hover color.
Toggle Full-width on for mobile-friendly tap targets.
Click Save changes.
Tips & best practices
Use action verbs: “Renew sponsorship,” “View invoice,” “See benefits.”
Keep button text under 4 words.
Match button color to your brand primary so the email feels cohesive with your storefront.
FAQ
Can I use merge tags inside the URL?
Yes. {account_url} and {dashboard_url} are commonly placed in button URLs.
Why does my hover state not work in Gmail?
Gmail strips many hover styles. Hover is a nice-to-have, not a primary signal — rely on color contrast instead.
Related articles
Customizing buttons and CTAs
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