Background Color Sample Clauses

Background Color. If you want a background color, you need to use a 100% width one cell table and apply the background color to that table and cell. Then put your main content table in that cell with a white background. There is also the view in a browser link which will render the entire html in its own browser window/tab. This entire page will not have the background color because the body is not colored, only the main wrapping table. 4 Reach Marketing Images Display Image tags are reacted to differently in different inboxes, especially when it comes to line breaks. It is good practice to add the attribute style=”display:block;”. Background images are not a good idea, because Outlook 2007-2016 does not show them. Colors are fine, and I would suggest using them in place of images when possible. Also if you can set up the HTML to have the images as foreground images instead, do that. Keep in mind that you want to have as much text as possible in the creative though, as having a lot of images relative to text can trigger spam filters.
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