If you come from a print background at all, one of the things you might sorely miss is the concept of “tabs”. For example, think of a restaurant menu where the title of the dish is on the left, then a series of dots, then the price on the right. This is an age-old design [...]
Since I published my article on using CSS in HTML emails a few days ago, there has been a couple of great articles published on the same subject. I want to highlight some of these, and some other related articles that I didn’t mention in the post.
Ensuring your HTML emails look great and get delivered
David [...]
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Perhaps more than I should, I use the actual editor right inside WordPress to write posts. I have Visual Editor turned off, just because I like to see the tags of what I am doing. Also, I really hate that popup link window that you get when you use the Visual Editor. I [...]
You are likely aware of the page-centering technique of adding auto left and right margins to an outer div:
#page-wrap {
margin: 0 auto;
}
One of the shortcomings of this technique is that when used on websites with multiple pages, the layout can appear to “jump” a little bit when going back and forth [...]
Should you be sending HTML emails at all?
This is surely a debated issue, but ultimately I say if you have a message you feel would benefit from a nicely designed email you should go for it. If you just want to do it because everyone else on your block is doing it too, don’t. If [...]
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