> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.themeware.design/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.themeware.design/additional-features/widgets/newsletter.md).

# Newsletter

The "Newsletter" widget which allows visitors to subscribe to your newsletter.

<figure><img src="/files/ITusEUZLv86EwaWAWcLW" alt=""><figcaption><p>ThemeWare® "Newsletter" widget</p></figcaption></figure>

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## Configuration

You can configure the "Newsletter" widget in the theme configuration.

> You can find the configuration in the "Widgets" tab.

#### Editing texts

You can change or translate the texts used in the widget using snippets.

You can find out which snippets are used in the corresponding help texts for the respective configurations. The snippets in the ThemeWare® help texts are linked so that you can go directly to the editor of the corresponding snippet.

You can also find an overview of the snippets used further down in this article.

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## Summary

#### **Theme configuration**

* Tab "Widgets" => Block "Newsletter"

#### Snippets

* **Headline**
  * `twt.widget.newsletter.headline`
* **Text**
  * `twt.widget.newsletter.content`
* **Form**
  * ~~twt.widget.newsletter.formInput~~ (=> `newsletter.placeholderMail`)
  * ~~twt.widget.newsletter.formPrivacy~~ (=> `contact.privacyNoticeText`)
    * The snippet supports HTML code.
  * ~~twt.widget.newsletter.formSubmit~~
* **Privacy notice**
  * `general.privacyNoticeText` (formerly contact.privacyNoticeText)
    * The snippet supports HTML code.
* **Subscribed**
  * `newsletter.subscriptionPersistedSuccess`
  * `newsletter.subscriptionPersistedInfo`


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