Hey there, they have a couple of links in the footer where you can submit issues. The Github option is probably best as it'll go into the queue and you can have an open discussion with the team.
Hey Amanda,
Potential that the bullets are simply hidden due to a lack of indentation.
Have you set a margin or padding on the ul element?
If you have any code you can share, that will help with debugging.
Hey Aman, it should be very similar for more than two columns, although you will need to switch any align & float values to match the others.
So if you originally had two tables aligned left & right respectively and added a third table, all of the align/float values should then match, whether it be left or right.
Here is a test I built a few weeks back when I tested this issue originally and have now updated with three columns to see if anything weird happens with more than two columns, but all looks good when tested in Litmus.
https://parcel.io/e/b7967f3c-3873-404d-81f0-4f9ff5a60605?
It shouldn't do as that is a common placeholder URL value, used in the industry.
Empty or invalid URLs (including a simple hash) used to break other Outlook clients but adding the full stop was a work around for that. I don't think that ever affected the mobile apps though and I'm not 100% sure if that is still an issue.
Hey Saajan,
mso-hide:all is only for Outlook for Windows desktop.
display:none should work just fine for the Outlook iOS app. If the above isn't working there may be issues elsewhere in your code.
If you can post more or all of your code, we can then try and debug for you.
Hey Hyder,
Are you able to post your entire template? At the moment, we won't be able to reproduce the issue with the code you've posted so far and nothing like this has been posted in any of the email communities,so it's difficult to see what is going on here.
Possibility that Outlook is scaling your email due to issues with widths or thr layout breaking in some way, but won't know until we can reproduce the problem.
Feel free to redact any confidential information. Alternatively, if you can't post the full template online but would be happy working directly and in private, I can give you my details and we can debug together. And then we can post any findings back on here in case anyone has the same issue in the future.
No, I don't sorry. From what I understand though it isn't a given that your annotations will appear for everyone, unless it has changed. Plus I think it's still being tested by the Gmail team since it's last update.
Don't take my word for it though as I know very little about this, I just know it's a thing that exists. I would highly suggest more research if you haven't already, to get a clearer picture of how it works.
Hi Paul,
What is your issue exactly? As Luke's request is over four years old, it's unlikely you'll get a response.
Does your issue directly mimic Luke's or does it vary slightly?
If it varies, can you supply some code for us to debug?
Further, tables shouldn't be wrapped in a link.
It isn't valid HTML and this code will break in a lot clients, if not all.