avigoldman
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6 years ago Hey @Severian999 👋 Thank you for the kind words! If I understand correctly, you are trying to send the generated HTML through Outlook for Web. Unfortunately most email clients don't let you send complex HTML through their web interfaces. You'll want to use a mail service like SparkPost for sending in code, a marketing tool, or maybe Putsmail if you're just testing an email out.
If you still see issues, feel free to share your HEML and we'll be happy to debug with you 😄
First off, I love heml. It makes writing html emails so much easier it's not even funny. :) However, I've run into a problem, and I don't know if it's the email client that has the problem, or if I'm doing something wrong, or that's just the way its supposed to work. So, after building an email, if I open the html file in Chrome (as a page) I get exactly what I expect:
However, when I paste the html into my email client (Office 365 Outlook for Web) it no longer respects the table width property:
Any insight would be great. Thanks!