Gmail’s DOCTYPE can create extra space under images
Similar to #7, this space is also caused by the DOCTYPE. Here are a few workarounds (these work in Hotmail
Read moreSimilar to #7, this space is also caused by the DOCTYPE. Here are a few workarounds (these work in Hotmail
Read moreGmail does not support spaces within image paths. Always use underscores or dashes. If that doesn’t fix it, check to
Read moreIf your email exceeds 102K, Gmail will display the first 102K along with a message that reads: [Message clipped] View
Read moreIf you have a URL or email address listed without a link, Gmail will add it for you. For example,
Read moreBoth the desktop and mobile version(s) of Gmail now insert an anchor link around phone numbers. In the desktop version,
Read moreYou might see some lines of text (especially small text) with more line-height than expected because of the Gmail DOCTYPE.
Read moreIf you include any reference to a URL, your entire declaration will be ignored. For example: background: #000; /*This will be accepted */ background: #000 url(http://www.test.com/test.jpg); /* This entire line will be ignored */ With
Read moreGmail ignores the entire margin or padding declaration if there is a negative value. margin:-40px 10px 0 0 margin:40px -10px 0 0 margin-top: -40px margin-right: -40px padding-right: -40px padding-top: -40px
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