Hi, I've been customizing the registration confirmation email template, but there are a few things I can't seem to get working. 

• the first part of the email seems to be indented
• would like to move the speaker title, comments, etc to the side of the speakers picture (tried rowspan but didn't work)
• if possible would like to have the speakers picture as a circle.

 below is the code for the email and attached is a screenshot of what it generates

I just did my 100th zoom webinar and for the first time Zoom had disabled panellists' cameras, it said the host (me) needed to un-disable them. So instead of having a nice warm-up chat before hand I had a stressful few minutes trying to find the setting to do that.

This is not the first time Zoom has changed the settings. It also disabled the "1 week reminder". Why is Zoom the only software company I know which changes settings without informing people? And for such a stressful task as moderating a webinar! 

I made this screenshot to show where the setting is to change it - although if this situation happens to you, I guess you will be lucky to find this post in 2 minutes. Open the 'participants' box, go to panellists tab, then tick on 'allow panellists to start video'.

Hello,

Is it possible to suppress this registration pop-up from appearing. If I'm on the Panellist I don't get prompted, but do if I'm an attendee to the Webinar. Obviously if I sign-up to Zoom, creating an account, then it bypasses me straight into the Webinar too. 

Thoughts/help much appreciated.

Thanks,

Steve

I always have a few attendees who need to call in by phone. But now, Zoom is not generating a call in number along with the registratation link. It seems to be saying that I need to upgrade my account (for a lot more money) in order to get the telephone add-on. Can that be right?

I would like to confirm that emails were sent to attendees and those who were not able to attend. I don't see anything in the reports that includes this information.

For reference, in our prior webinar platform the host received a follow-up copy of each email type with a note sharing "this email was sent to XX people."