Heya Becs,
So looks like you're using shoppify, you could try and fix the image widths with that.
I'm not tried that with shoppify before but works with other cdn's I've used, found a couple of articles that might help.
https://www.shopify.co.uk/partners/blog/img-url-filter
https://help.shopify.com/en/themes/liquid/filters/url-filters#img_url
AOL is now using Yahoo rendering which includes putting images in the yahoo image proxy https://ecp.yusercontent.com/ so I'd guess LItmus would now track them both the same.
Also I'd guess they are no longer blocking images by default which could account for such a large jump. Or it could be an issue with tracking via the yahoo image proxy
If you add a margin to the <ol> or <ul> then it'll break in Mso Outlook. To get around this just add a div around the outside and put your margin on there.
Hi Tomasz,
Yeah we have a fully working product. Currently access is only via our contact form, we don't have a self serve product.
We have a couple of case studies on our website, hopefully have some more up soon.
https://www.gorebel.com/case-study/spark-networks
https://www.gorebel.com/case-study/home-depot
Ha actually it looks like it's supporting the old [lang="x-foo"] and :checked styles from a couple of years ago.
So feeling more confident it's only a temporary thing.
We're seeing the same thing too. My guess is some code was pushed accidentally and this wasn't intentional.
Hopefully they'll roll back the change or make the full move over to New Gmail quickly.
Are you using a margin on the <ul>?
Bullet points tend to render find on MSO Outlook unless you use a margin, the solution i use is to wrap the <ul> in a <div> and apply a margin there.
<div style="margin:20px;">
<ul>
<li>list item</li>
</ul>
</div>
There is also the options to add list-style:disc inside; mso-special-format:bullet; to each <li>
<ul>
<li style="list-style:disc inside; mso-special-format:bullet;">
list item
</li>
</ul>
I would avoid the temptation to use the <table> and • method. As it adds more code and breaks accessibilityI