html-email

问题 I want to create a html email and I've read a lot about how to do it. There is one piece of information I can't find. How should I declare the mime type? I tried with: meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=UTF-8" /> but it doesn't work. Later edit: I am trying to set the content-type of the mail to text/html but I don't know how. All this when writing from a regular email client. I have to declare it in the mail body? Or in the mail header (if so, how do I o it?)? 回答1:

问题 I want to create a html email and I've read a lot about how to do it. There is one piece of information I can't find. How should I declare the mime type? I tried with: meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=UTF-8" /> but it doesn't work. Later edit: I am trying to set the content-type of the mail to text/html but I don't know how. All this when writing from a regular email client. I have to declare it in the mail body? Or in the mail header (if so, how do I o it?)? 回答1:

问题 I know this problem has been addressed a few times on here. I tried following the directions for setting proper headers, I still run into problems with my emails going into the spam filter in Gmail. If anyone can please take a look at what I've tried, I'd really appreciate it. The code below is without the headers added as explained here: http://www.velvetblues.com/web-development-blog/avoid-spam-filters-with-php-mail-emails/ Thanks in advance. define("WEBMASTER_EMAIL", 'myName@mydomain.com')

问题 I know this problem has been addressed a few times on here. I tried following the directions for setting proper headers, I still run into problems with my emails going into the spam filter in Gmail. If anyone can please take a look at what I've tried, I'd really appreciate it. The code below is without the headers added as explained here: http://www.velvetblues.com/web-development-blog/avoid-spam-filters-with-php-mail-emails/ Thanks in advance. define("WEBMASTER_EMAIL", 'myName@mydomain.com')

问题 I am sending HTML emails with embedded images (as attachments) and the images display as expected in GMail. However they also show up as attachments under the email. Does anyone know how to avoid this i.e. I want them in the email only and not listed as attachments. I have used "Content-Disposition: inline". I am using Spring and JavaMail. Here is what my mails end up like. Can anyone see whats wrong? Delivered-To: ... ... Subject: ... MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary

问题 I designed an HTML email and I am having the following issues: First my entire design is based on a blue color so any blue text will not be readable by the reader/user, text has to be white. GMAIL automatically color phone numbers and links blue but the main problem is Microsoft Outlook OWA. To fix the phone number and link coloring in GMAIL I did the following: <a style="color: #FFFFFF; text-decoration: none" href="#/"> <span style="color: #FFFFFF; text- decoration: none"> 1800-000-0000 <

问题 An HTML email must (should) have its CSS inlined in order to have the expected design in most of the email clients. Is there a way to link a Google Web Font to or embed in such an email but still maintain a broad acceptance (appropriate rendering) among email clients? I know that an alternative would be to have an image with the corresponding typography, but I would first search for something else that might work. 回答1: If the font is absolutely necessary, you will have to go with the text as

问题 Stack Overflow users. We run a newsletter. We need to display an image with text as a header. We've got a massive personalization for a big user database, so we need a dynamic text overlaying a text image. What are the options currently supported by most clients? The obvious plan is to use table's background-image . Supposedly it's not working in Outlook? There is a fallback plan that's bulletproof in terms of client support: generate an image server-side an include as graphic file. What

问题 Can an HTML email use an image attachment as the source for tag? Let's say I am sending an email with per-email specific images - and they are sent as an attachment to the email - can the HTML body within the email use the those images? My guess would be no , but are there any hacks or workarounds that would make it work? Thanks, 回答1: No hacks needed. Use the cid: URI scheme --boundary-example 1 Content-Type: Text/HTML; charset=US-ASCII to the other body part, for example through a statement

问题 If you're like me, your eye will be twitching by the end of reading this. I don't blame you. Our client has requested us to develop a responsive HTML email template, with two specifications: Using as few images as possible Using as many "fancy css-enabled features" as possible. Mostly, this just means rounded corners on boxes. This question is specifically about executing the rounded corners. Gmail and Apple support CSS rounded corners, and Outlook requires vector graphics. For the remaining