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marioi
Jun 12, 2019Copper Contributor
Custom HTML email signature with links and images - background image not working
Hi clever People, I developed a html table with links, logo and other images, for a signature to be used in all email clients. It also has a background image (orange gradient). All the images are...
- Aug 07, 2019
Hi marioi ,
Yes, use only bgcolor and avoid gradient style.
Generally, Outlook on Windows does not support many styles.If you can, avoid styles and you are safe 🙂
This is our Table bgcolor snippet we use when helping clients with email signatures templates:
https://support.xink.io/support/solutions/articles/1000258918-html-pro-table-bgcolor-snippet
Jesper_Frier
Jul 10, 2019Brass Contributor
Hi marioi
Outlook on Windows does not support background image.
Outlook on Windows uses Word to render the HTML (not the browser).
You can add any colour as the background - E.g. #F9B578 (found in your gradient image) - Learn how:
https://support.xink.io/support/solutions/articles/1000258918-html-pro-table-bgcolor-snippet
- marioiAug 07, 2019Copper Contributor
Jesper_FrierHi Jesper, thank for replying and apologies for my late response.
Just making sure with this also... would using the "gradient" (inline CSS) statement on the table also not work, instead of using bgcolor?
Say something like this
<table style="background-image: linear-gradient(to right, red , yellow);">
- Jesper_FrierAug 07, 2019Brass Contributor
Hi marioi ,
Yes, use only bgcolor and avoid gradient style.
Generally, Outlook on Windows does not support many styles.If you can, avoid styles and you are safe 🙂
This is our Table bgcolor snippet we use when helping clients with email signatures templates:
https://support.xink.io/support/solutions/articles/1000258918-html-pro-table-bgcolor-snippet- marioiAug 07, 2019Copper Contributor
Jesper_Frier Thanks. I would have used a simple bgcolor, but unfortunately the color gradient is part of the branding.
I'll have to rethink the design. Thanks for your responses. Much appreciated.
PS: Tell Mr Gates to stop being so a**l with outlook LOL.