Hussein Al Hammad
Hussein Al Hammad
There has been some recent PRs for logical properties: #261, #262, #263 Using this MDN page as a reference (https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/CSS_Logical_Properties), here is what has been added and what is still...
This has been reported on Outlook.com's uservoice in 2019. You can vote on here: https://outlook.uservoice.com/forums/601444-the-new-outlook-com/suggestions/38032228-bug-parsing-css-rule-with-multiple-classes-for-a-e
Awesome. Half the way there already!
I don't see this anymore. But, I see the email message is rendered in `` which has a default `text-align` value in Chrome's user agent stylesheet: ```css li { text-align:...
I reported this on the Samsung Developers Forums (https://forum.developer.samsung.com/t/samsung-email-auto-fit-content-feature-ignores-css/11418).
@tdefossezbadsender The problem is Samsung Email (when the "auto fit content" feature is turned on) over-relies on the `width` tag attribute (regardless of the value of the `width` CSS property)...
## Mobile "older version" I don't think this needs to be added. From what I see it displays emails in text only. ## Desktop basic HTML view I do not...
> To be quite honest, they don't do a lot They are elements with semantic meaning. That's makes them significant enough to add!
I haven't tested this, but can we rename the title of the issue to something easier to read like the below? > `table[align]` ignores parent `td[valign=middle]` in Outlook 2013/2016/2019/365 Or...
Good catch, @JayOram. I did not notice the addition of `border-collapse: collapse`