# Where to Access Template Code

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We highly recommend NOT editing the HTML of FeedOtter's templates unless you are very familiar with email HTML coding practices AND have the ability to test your email structure using a tool such as Litmus or Email on Acid. **The FeedOtter team is often unable to assist with templates once they have been modified.**
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If you've coded your own template with FeedOtter's template language or are comfortable with HTML email code, you can edit the a template's code directly in your campaign.

### Accessing the Template HTML Code

To edit your template code, click **Edit** on the newsletter you wish to modify the HTML code for.

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As portrayed in the image above, navigate to the Customize tab on the left sidebar. Click Code.

Here you can make changes to the code. Changes will be auto-saved, but you can click the Save button manually if you prefer.


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