Mark Robbins

I think there is a possible good use case for keeping the `` element, as it brings some accessibility benefits here. From my understanding the `` that holds the email...

Following on from my previous point, I guess this comes down to who should be responsible for defining the title. The email clients could add a title as a `title=""`...

That's a good thought @fstanis I guess that would mean, as email senders we should treat the email content as if it were part of the page. So for example...

The fix Kevin implemented was to insert hidden tables after each section. I was hoping `mso-pagination` might have an effect here but it doesn't seem to.

These might help a little with digging into `shapedefaults` https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/documentformat.openxml.vml.office.shapedefaults(v=office.14).aspx & http://www.datypic.com/sc/ooxml/e-o_shapedefaults.html and `v:ext` http://www.datypic.com/sc/ooxml/a-v_ext-1.html

One solution i have found is to add this code to the top of the email ` ` The blue line only appears to be added to the first `mso-element` so...

@jakezneal sure just added it in here https://github.com/M-J-Robbins/get-off-the-table/blob/master/template.html#L28 I tested via EOA and it appears to be working fine in Outlook 2007.

Ah simpler solution for this is simply add any element before the wrapper div. So if you use preheader text in a div then this works fine

I've made some progress here by adding an image inside an `mso-element` div above our main content. ``` ``` 

This code will create 2x 200px columns, one floated left one floated right. However they float to the edge of the screen and when you place it inside the container...