Email Design Support Guide

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While using !important tags is not a good idea in web development in email design this is going to be very critical to make sure your code is coming through as expected. This will make sure that your code is also overriding any other code that a...

Vertically aligning items is tricky with web browsers and comes even more so in email. Try vertical-align: middle; this is support by using this on a <table> element as a style tag.

While text-align: center; will work for most instances it is not the best solution and you will want to use tables to better support centering your text. With setting tables you can set HTML attributes directly on the tables which is supported and...

Some email clients are responsive and when you have an image in your signature and your signature text to the right of this image in some email clients you will see the text drop below the image in the email client. Best way to fix this would be to...

A lot of people are using CSS to set fonts and using @font-face to embed a font directly in the client. The two biggest reasons I see for a font not render is first they are not using @import or @font-face properly or the customer already has inline...

Wait there not all the same. I’ve seen this problem come about quite commonly I believe it’s worth addressing as most people don’t know the difference as they use one or the other. They both do render email differently so this is import to keep in...

Tables are usually the fix to most items within email clients always try this item first. Something not aligning properly use align=”center” on the table cell. You are always better off setting inline styles on a table element as opposed to a <p> or...