I am developing an email template which has the spacing as dynamic, so I made the position as margin,
For Eg:
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the answer is simple
instead of this give
margin:10px 10px 30px 10px;
please use this
Margin:10px 10px 30px 10px;
and also Mr.George using div is not a good
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Margin is not supported in Outlook.com, so typically you should avoid it in html email design. Instead use padding or spacer table cells with
like mdesdev suggests.
A few other tips:
- You should remove the 'px' in your
width=""
declarations
- Add fallback fonts as non-windows users don't have Arial
- Instead of CSS
text-align:left;
, use HTML align="left"
- You don't need the divs, you can use all tables
- You may have to separate your shorthand
padding
values into padding-top
, padding-bottom
etc. From memory I think there might be issues writing them short hand in some email clients.
More info than you asked for, but I hope it helps...
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