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Ok, I've investigated a little bit more.
The problem is not href but href="#".
For testing I'm using href="#" (I don't know yet the url). I don't know why, but It breaks totally the layout. With a real url all works perfectly.
This is to be expected, it's not a valid href for email
On 28 Jun 2017 10:16, "Marco Oliva" notifications@github.com wrote:
Ok, I've investigated a little bit more.
The problem is not href but href="#".
For testing I'm using href="#" (I don't know yet the url). I don't know why, but It breaks totally the layout. With a real url all works perfectly.
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Hi!
On Office365 Outlook webmail this code:
works perfectly.
This one:
doesn't (It breaks layout totally !?).
I think the problem is that the first code generate a
tag, the second one an . Is there some workarounds or Office365 Outlook webmail is not supported?