Does MJML work with Oultook.com and Outlook 2016?
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Does MJML work with Oultook.com and Outlook 2016? If not are there any other email template frameworks that do work with Oultook.com and Outlook 2016?
Thank you.
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asked Dec 27 '18 at 15:28
oobarbazanoo
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Does MJML work with Oultook.com and Outlook 2016? If not are there any other email template frameworks that do work with Oultook.com and Outlook 2016?
Thank you.
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asked Dec 27 '18 at 15:28
oobarbazanoo
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Do you realize trying it out yourself would have taken less time than asking a question on stackoverflow and waiting for an answer?
– Nicolas Garnier
Dec 28 '18 at 9:08
@NicolasGarnier, contrargument will prove that you are wrong: if I have an Android phone only and do not have a laptop with me it would take a significant amount of time to find the needed soft, install it and figure out how it works.
– oobarbazanoo
Dec 28 '18 at 10:46
@NicolasGarnier, also, please, pay attention that it is impossible for anyone to prove what I am asking (merely because I did not find the info about this in documentation or merely because in my Outlook the mjml does not work does not mean that it does not work with Outlook, I could have just made a mistake). So, a person with the experience in the field is needed to answer my question. Thank you.
– oobarbazanoo
Dec 28 '18 at 10:47
Making an account on Outlook.com is pretty quick but your point about potential mistakes makes sense. Speaking of which, a common mistake is to use a method of sending that will break the HTML (such as pasting the HTML in an email client directly). A good way to test is to send via putsmail.com which is free and doesn't alter the HTML (do NOT check "Move my CSS inline when I click Send Email" though, it would break the responsiveness and MJML already inlines CSS).
– Nicolas Garnier
Dec 28 '18 at 18:21
@NicolasGarnier, you can send emails using the mjml app.
– oobarbazanoo
2 days ago
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Does MJML work with Oultook.com and Outlook 2016? If not are there any other email template frameworks that do work with Oultook.com and Outlook 2016?
Thank you.
html email frameworks html-email mjml
asked Dec 27 '18 at 15:28
oobarbazanoo
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Does MJML work with Oultook.com and Outlook 2016? If not are there any other email template frameworks that do work with Oultook.com and Outlook 2016?
Thank you.
html email frameworks html-email mjml
html email frameworks html-email mjml
asked Dec 27 '18 at 15:28
oobarbazanoo
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asked Dec 27 '18 at 15:28
oobarbazanoo
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asked Dec 27 '18 at 15:28
oobarbazanoo
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asked Dec 27 '18 at 15:28
oobarbazanoo
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asked Dec 27 '18 at 15:28
oobarbazanoo
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Do you realize trying it out yourself would have taken less time than asking a question on stackoverflow and waiting for an answer?
– Nicolas Garnier
Dec 28 '18 at 9:08
@NicolasGarnier, contrargument will prove that you are wrong: if I have an Android phone only and do not have a laptop with me it would take a significant amount of time to find the needed soft, install it and figure out how it works.
– oobarbazanoo
Dec 28 '18 at 10:46
@NicolasGarnier, also, please, pay attention that it is impossible for anyone to prove what I am asking (merely because I did not find the info about this in documentation or merely because in my Outlook the mjml does not work does not mean that it does not work with Outlook, I could have just made a mistake). So, a person with the experience in the field is needed to answer my question. Thank you.
– oobarbazanoo
Dec 28 '18 at 10:47
Making an account on Outlook.com is pretty quick but your point about potential mistakes makes sense. Speaking of which, a common mistake is to use a method of sending that will break the HTML (such as pasting the HTML in an email client directly). A good way to test is to send via putsmail.com which is free and doesn't alter the HTML (do NOT check "Move my CSS inline when I click Send Email" though, it would break the responsiveness and MJML already inlines CSS).
– Nicolas Garnier
Dec 28 '18 at 18:21
@NicolasGarnier, you can send emails using the mjml app.
– oobarbazanoo
2 days ago
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Do you realize trying it out yourself would have taken less time than asking a question on stackoverflow and waiting for an answer?
– Nicolas Garnier
Dec 28 '18 at 9:08
@NicolasGarnier, contrargument will prove that you are wrong: if I have an Android phone only and do not have a laptop with me it would take a significant amount of time to find the needed soft, install it and figure out how it works.
– oobarbazanoo
Dec 28 '18 at 10:46
@NicolasGarnier, also, please, pay attention that it is impossible for anyone to prove what I am asking (merely because I did not find the info about this in documentation or merely because in my Outlook the mjml does not work does not mean that it does not work with Outlook, I could have just made a mistake). So, a person with the experience in the field is needed to answer my question. Thank you.
– oobarbazanoo
Dec 28 '18 at 10:47
Making an account on Outlook.com is pretty quick but your point about potential mistakes makes sense. Speaking of which, a common mistake is to use a method of sending that will break the HTML (such as pasting the HTML in an email client directly). A good way to test is to send via putsmail.com which is free and doesn't alter the HTML (do NOT check "Move my CSS inline when I click Send Email" though, it would break the responsiveness and MJML already inlines CSS).
– Nicolas Garnier
Dec 28 '18 at 18:21
@NicolasGarnier, you can send emails using the mjml app.
– oobarbazanoo
2 days ago
Do you realize trying it out yourself would have taken less time than asking a question on stackoverflow and waiting for an answer?
– Nicolas Garnier
Dec 28 '18 at 9:08
Do you realize trying it out yourself would have taken less time than asking a question on stackoverflow and waiting for an answer?
– Nicolas Garnier
Dec 28 '18 at 9:08
@NicolasGarnier, contrargument will prove that you are wrong: if I have an Android phone only and do not have a laptop with me it would take a significant amount of time to find the needed soft, install it and figure out how it works.
– oobarbazanoo
Dec 28 '18 at 10:46
@NicolasGarnier, contrargument will prove that you are wrong: if I have an Android phone only and do not have a laptop with me it would take a significant amount of time to find the needed soft, install it and figure out how it works.
– oobarbazanoo
Dec 28 '18 at 10:46
@NicolasGarnier, also, please, pay attention that it is impossible for anyone to prove what I am asking (merely because I did not find the info about this in documentation or merely because in my Outlook the mjml does not work does not mean that it does not work with Outlook, I could have just made a mistake). So, a person with the experience in the field is needed to answer my question. Thank you.
– oobarbazanoo
Dec 28 '18 at 10:47
@NicolasGarnier, also, please, pay attention that it is impossible for anyone to prove what I am asking (merely because I did not find the info about this in documentation or merely because in my Outlook the mjml does not work does not mean that it does not work with Outlook, I could have just made a mistake). So, a person with the experience in the field is needed to answer my question. Thank you.
– oobarbazanoo
Dec 28 '18 at 10:47
Making an account on Outlook.com is pretty quick but your point about potential mistakes makes sense. Speaking of which, a common mistake is to use a method of sending that will break the HTML (such as pasting the HTML in an email client directly). A good way to test is to send via putsmail.com which is free and doesn't alter the HTML (do NOT check "Move my CSS inline when I click Send Email" though, it would break the responsiveness and MJML already inlines CSS).
– Nicolas Garnier
Dec 28 '18 at 18:21
Making an account on Outlook.com is pretty quick but your point about potential mistakes makes sense. Speaking of which, a common mistake is to use a method of sending that will break the HTML (such as pasting the HTML in an email client directly). A good way to test is to send via putsmail.com which is free and doesn't alter the HTML (do NOT check "Move my CSS inline when I click Send Email" though, it would break the responsiveness and MJML already inlines CSS).
– Nicolas Garnier
Dec 28 '18 at 18:21
@NicolasGarnier, you can send emails using the mjml app.
– oobarbazanoo
2 days ago
@NicolasGarnier, you can send emails using the mjml app.
– oobarbazanoo
2 days ago
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Yes, it works out of the box for all email clients.
There is just a trick for Outlook.com as it doesn't support media queries: the email will appear in the mobile layout by default. You can force the desktop layout for Outlook.com with <mjml owa="desktop">
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Yes, it works out of the box for all email clients.
There is just a trick for Outlook.com as it doesn't support media queries: the email will appear in the mobile layout by default. You can force the desktop layout for Outlook.com with <mjml owa="desktop">
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Yes, it works out of the box for all email clients.
There is just a trick for Outlook.com as it doesn't support media queries: the email will appear in the mobile layout by default. You can force the desktop layout for Outlook.com with <mjml owa="desktop">
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Yes, it works out of the box for all email clients.
There is just a trick for Outlook.com as it doesn't support media queries: the email will appear in the mobile layout by default. You can force the desktop layout for Outlook.com with <mjml owa="desktop">
answered Dec 28 '18 at 9:08
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Yes, it works out of the box for all email clients.
There is just a trick for Outlook.com as it doesn't support media queries: the email will appear in the mobile layout by default. You can force the desktop layout for Outlook.com with <mjml owa="desktop">
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Do you realize trying it out yourself would have taken less time than asking a question on stackoverflow and waiting for an answer?
– Nicolas Garnier
Dec 28 '18 at 9:08
@NicolasGarnier, contrargument will prove that you are wrong: if I have an Android phone only and do not have a laptop with me it would take a significant amount of time to find the needed soft, install it and figure out how it works.
– oobarbazanoo
Dec 28 '18 at 10:46
@NicolasGarnier, also, please, pay attention that it is impossible for anyone to prove what I am asking (merely because I did not find the info about this in documentation or merely because in my Outlook the mjml does not work does not mean that it does not work with Outlook, I could have just made a mistake). So, a person with the experience in the field is needed to answer my question. Thank you.
– oobarbazanoo
Dec 28 '18 at 10:47
Making an account on Outlook.com is pretty quick but your point about potential mistakes makes sense. Speaking of which, a common mistake is to use a method of sending that will break the HTML (such as pasting the HTML in an email client directly). A good way to test is to send via putsmail.com which is free and doesn't alter the HTML (do NOT check "Move my CSS inline when I click Send Email" though, it would break the responsiveness and MJML already inlines CSS).
– Nicolas Garnier
Dec 28 '18 at 18:21
@NicolasGarnier, you can send emails using the mjml app.
– oobarbazanoo
2 days ago