If you want to use the srcset="" and sizes="" attributes, there's not much support - found this.
What I do is simply use a fluid retina image technique that I believe I've seen at Mark Robbins from RebelMail (although I understand you might be looking for something different, but just in case you're only after @2x images for responsive).
Solution 1
swapping images would be great but the support is bad for it. I use 96 or 92ppi/dpi on my images this way its at least not so noisy and I dopnt have to save the image in a bigger format that way I can save data transfare rate on my e-mails.
Solution 2
Another a bit more heavy solution could be that you put the non-retina and retina images in your e-mail and blend the one you need on mobile with media queries while the none retina images will be set to display:none
Solution 3
you also could use background images. This way you can change the image with help of css. You can use https://backgrounds.cm but note that not all clints will suport background images.
Wich selution you might use is up to you cuz you have to take a look at your subscriber list and which E-mail they use
TM
Hi there,
If you want to use the srcset="" and sizes="" attributes, there's not much support - found this.
What I do is simply use a fluid retina image technique that I believe I've seen at Mark Robbins from RebelMail (although I understand you might be looking for something different, but just in case you're only after @2x images for responsive).
https://thememountain.github.io/pine/design-patterns/fluid-retina-images.html
Hope this helps! :)
Dear User,
Solution 1
swapping images would be great but the support is bad for it. I use 96 or 92ppi/dpi on my images this way its at least not so noisy and I dopnt have to save the image in a bigger format that way I can save data transfare rate on my e-mails.
Solution 2
Another a bit more heavy solution could be that you put the non-retina and retina images in your e-mail and blend the one you need on mobile with media queries while the none retina images will be set to display:none
Solution 3
you also could use background images. This way you can change the image with help of css. You can use https://backgrounds.cm but note that not all clints will suport background images.
Wich selution you might use is up to you cuz you have to take a look at your subscriber list and which E-mail they use
Yours Truly
Can you be more specific? What would you like to swap and why?