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Joined on April 10, 2013
    Replied to Discussion: Uneven Table Widths on Mobile by Melissa Cavallaro 2015-07-01 16:13:33

    Well for starters I'm having a really difficult time reading the code because it is un-aligned. Can you post a version with organized nested tables, or even attach the .html file (I assume pasting the code here un-aligned everything)?

    Secondly, I'm correct in that you are looking to make each of the 3 columns the same width as the first right? That's why I suggested you make them each their own table within a table with a set height. Then you could write a query to make the 3 columns 100% on mobile.

    Replied to Discussion: list-style-type by Melissa Cavallaro 2015-07-01 15:56:22

    Thanks for the article! Interesting approach. I think that there was just some sort of glitch, because when I re-tested today the problem was no longer occurring. Apparently emails fix themselves sometimes!

    Replied to Discussion: Dashed Borders by Melissa Cavallaro 2015-06-30 20:49:12

    Make sure the containing cell for whatever you are styling with the dashed border has the same styles. So if the background of your parent is #f1f1f1 then also give that style to the <td> containing the parent table. I hope that wasn't as confusing as it sounds!

    Replied to Discussion: Uneven Table Widths on Mobile by Melissa Cavallaro 2015-06-30 20:44:01

    Why do you need them to all be the same height? You could always set a fixed height on the <div>'s. On mobile I don't see as much of a reason to have them be the same height though. I suggest you set up a media query to make the 3 columns all 100% on mobile. Then you would be able to make them all separate tables.

    Started a new discussion: list-style-type 2017-10-06 10:19:44

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