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Labels With Images May Not Be Clickable in Internet Explorer
If you've been experimenting with interactive email, you may find that carousels with image thumbnails may not trigger in Yahoo! Mail or AOL when viewed in Internet Explorer even though they support interactivity. Thankfully there are workarounds that allow you put
Targeting AOL Mail
If your design needs some tweaking in AOL Mail, this article covers some techniques you can use to target your fixes just for this email client.
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Implementing Navigation Controls in Image Carousels for Email
This article goes into the nitty gritty of using the CSS :checked selector and checkboxes to implement navigation controls for a carousel in email.
Image Map Support in Email Clients
There is a misconception that image maps are poorly supported among email clients.
This article goes over which clients support image maps as well as some of the advantages and disadvantageous of using them in your campaigns.
How to Implement Sliding Carousel Transitions
This article goes into the details on adding sliding transitions between images in a image carousel for email.
Yahoo Mail Android Only Supports Style Tag in Email Body
Although the Android and iOS versions of the Yahoo! Mail app look similar, there is a key difference between them and that is the iOS version supports <style> in both the head as well as the body of the email whereas the
Gmail Announces Support for Embedded Styles and Media Queries
Today Gmail made a huge announcement that will forever change the way we code emails. Gmail will be supporting embedded styles! That means... you got it. No more inlining!
Here's Gmail's documentation on what is supported.
Read Geoff Phillips analysis on the
Here's Gmail's documentation on what is supported.
Read Geoff Phillips analysis on the
Gmail Supports display:none and Gmail iOS Font Fix Update
One of my most often used hacks is the dash hack or hack to prevent the Gmail iOS app from drastically increasing the font size for certain emails. The technique took advantage of the fact that Gmail doesn't support display:none.
CSS Fixed Positioning in Email
Its one of the least understood CSS styles in email and also one of the most quirky - especially when it comes to iOS. The iOS Mail toolbars will obscure fixed positioning elements set to the very edge and z-indexes don't work
Thunderbird’s Quirky Support For Checkboxes
Thunderbird supports checkboxes so it supports interactive email right? Well not so fast. The client behaves strangely when it comes to form elements. This article goes over what you need to know about form element support as well as ways to target