![]() ![]() When you place div's and tables between the Īlso find the attached example OML that I added. There for I use this part of HTML in an expression. The email will be rendered just like on a computer and therefore very hard to read. Only when doing this with Outsystems tables the rending on a Iphone is not correct. As a workaround for media queries, you can stack columns using the stylewidth: 600px inline style, but you might need to research and create your own way of. The middle column has a fixed with of 580px this is the holder for all the content and the other two have no width and should make the middle column in the center of the screen. I tried to build all the tables to Outsystems tables only ran into a problem with the first table that has tree columns. Outlook does not accept background colours on a links and because the color of the font was white the link was not visible.įor the basis I used the HTML of this page: ![]() They reported to us that the links were not visible in Outlook. Rodriguez: Lets look at how we would make our multiple column layout actually responsive and stack those columns on mobile. So each column width will be 100 minus 4rem then divided by 3. Heres an example: If you have gutters set to 2rem, then thats a total of 4rem of gutter-width between your three columns. Hereâs a closer look at the syntax of the container div with only one table. Grid classes are sized to match columns while margins are more useful for quick layouts where the width of the offset is variable. offset-grid classes and our margin utilities. ![]() The problem: for the most part Outlook is the problem, we had some a links in emails and sending them to a customer. To fix this, we need to explicitly set the correct (narrower) width to each column to allow for the gutters. You can make an HTML email responsive by setting the container div to a fixed width and setting the width of the nested tables to 100. You can offset grid columns in two ways: our responsive. If you dont fill in small, it will use 12 by default. Wanted to share some findings to save you a lot of time! In Inky HTML, set the attribute small or large on the tag with the size you want.I just spent a lot of hours on getting Outsystems to send emails that are responsive. ![]()
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