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Designing email templates for outlook can be a real pain. Other email providers are normally online and we can check the rendered page to see what changes the email provider has done to our emails (Like GMail, replacing heights with min-heights).
Does anyone know any source code analyzer (something like Firebug or Chrome developer tools) for MS Outlook? or someway to know what changes outlook has made to your code and styles.
Appreciate any help.
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1 Double click to open an html email message whose source code you need to view. 2 In the M essage (HTML) window, please click Actions > Other Actions > View Source in the Message tab. See screenshot: More ...
The Firebug system operated as an extension for Mozilla Firefox browsers and was a project of the Mozilla organization. Its testing capabilities extended to security and performance analysis, so it was more than just a code debug system. Firefox 57, released in late 2017. This version of the browser had some major changes.
The JavaScript Debugger of Firefox is available from the Tool’s menu in the top menu of the browser. One of the options on that menu is labeled Web Developer and this opens up a sub-menu of utilities, which includes the JavaScript Debugger. The debugger lets you run through JavaScript code step by step to help you spot errors.
In general, it’s easy to get the Internet headers code of an email by opening this email and clicking File > Properties in Outlook. However, the internet headers information is messed up, and will be hard for a normal Outlook user to get available information easily.
Unfortunately there isn't really anything like that out there. What I typically do is use a service such as
These allow you to take screen shots of how your email appears on different browsers/email clients/phones and then it is pretty much trial and error from there to get it working perfectly.
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answered Sep 20 '22 08:09
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