I've been asked to build something that will generate HTML Emails.
The last time I created one of these was about three years ago, and so I was wondering if the warnings about using tables, nested tables, having to use inline stylesheets etc. still had to be heeded, or whether (hopefully) email clients had caught up a bit with browsers, and would allow use of external stylesheets, divs and so forth.
I did have a good Google for info, but most articles I found were a few years old, and so was wondering what the current state of play was.
Can anyone update me on the latest best practice?
Many thanks!
We recently put together an HTML email. We learn't the following:
Good luck!
Don't use HTML email.
...if you have the choice. However, seeing as you've been asked to use HTML email, here are a few things I can think of. Mail clients like Thunderbird have improved their HTML support a lot lately, but it's still unreliable, especially given the not-so-modern clients floating around.
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