diff --git a/htdocs/index.php b/htdocs/index.php index c281a377b0ed2ac8b94de128b5e0e376cde10ee6..d6db5bee746cbe34180170503b0fa77caf31b0af 100644 --- a/htdocs/index.php +++ b/htdocs/index.php @@ -144,7 +144,7 @@ function getStr($key) { " tabindex="2" type="text" /> + + +
+
+ + " tabindex="2" type="text" /> +
diff --git a/htdocs/langs/en.strings b/htdocs/langs/en.strings index 3b39c84c1102aa082802c0162e23a4de63a7b958..90d3be4dbdfb5718d830eba33dea3a92a891e6ac 100644 --- a/htdocs/langs/en.strings +++ b/htdocs/langs/en.strings @@ -53,4 +53,7 @@ success_account_created ===== Success success_message1 ===== Your email account XXX@@@@domain@@@ was successfully created. success_message2 ===== You can already use it to log into https://webmail.@@@domain@@@/ with your brand-new account. success_message3 ===== Lots of different email clients are able to automatically configure your email account - you just need to provide email address and password in order to connect.

For example:
/e/ Mail, Mozilla Thunderbird 3.1 or newer, Evolution, KMail, Kontact and Outlook 2007 or newer.

-success_message4 =====

If you are using a current Apple Mail version (both on macOS or iOS) you can visit https://autoconfig.@@@domain@@@/ and fill in your details to download a configuration package that automatically configures your client.

If you are using yet another email client you can find configuration details for a manual setup process here. \ No newline at end of file +success_message4 =====

If you are using a current Apple Mail version (both on macOS or iOS) you can visit https://autoconfig.@@@domain@@@/ and fill in your details to download a configuration package that automatically configures your client.

If you are using yet another email client you can find configuration details for a manual setup process here. +form_label_email ===== Email +form_placeholder_email ===== ex: user@example.com +form_placeholder_email_short ===== user@example.com