Michael MD wrote:
? I just tried sending a fairly complex HTML email that uses tables
and is *totally* styled with inline CSS to my gmail account -- and
it renders exactly as I'd expect.
That might be fine for webmail accounts where you are using a web
browser but what about desktop email clients?
(yes Outlook/Outlook Express use IE to render html.. but what about
others?.. can you be sure everyone's email client can even render
tables?.... maybe I might be seen as old fashioned in this regard...
but for email I prefer PLAIN TEXT - at least you can be sure
everything can read that!)
Quite right, though I think basic html 4 with a couple of inline styles
works on the whole.
I don't know if its come up yet on the list but things are going to get
worse for HTML email...
http://www.sitepoint.com/blogs/2007/01/10/microsoft-breaks-html-email-rendering-in-outlook/
The crux of it is the rendering engine they are using for Outlook 2007
is MS Word...
Rob
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