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user 108218
Salesforce email templates come in a variety of shapes and sizes, ranging from Text to Visualforce. These email templates can be used through Salesforce through approval processes, workflows, etc to send email to users.
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getSalesforceBaseUrl() in a Custom Email Template
You can simply use, this will solve your problem.
href='{!Case.Link}' target='_blank' >{!Case.CaseNumber}
between anchor tag i.e. a
