Specify the size of a background-image with "auto" and in pixels: #example1 { background: url (mountain.jpg); background-repeat: no-repeat; background-size: auto; } #example2 { background: url (mountain.jpg); background-repeat: no-repeat; background-size: 300px 100px; } Try it Yourself More "Try it Yourself" examples below. This works fine. Create a <div> tag with the id name "image". do not respect the shorthand cover attribute. Your email address will not be published. Here is my code, I now have the below codes: By setting a class=bgmobile, we can change how our background image behaves within the same media query. Sizes that are larger than the shapewill display a magnified but clipped version of the image. Whether you're just starting out with email marketing or a pro looking for a refresher, our handy guides walk you through the entire process of developing an effective email campaign. image-processing It doesn't need to be perfect as long as it covers it. Simply use v:rect with similar attributes, below. The v:fill and v:image tags are self closing, therefore not needed after the table: The HTML background image currently is set to cover the 640 pixel width of the table, which itself is not responsive. Fallback color Shown if the background image isn't loaded,
) below is jam-packed with fixes to ensure everything will display as it should. overriding | The background images dont load. I can't actually remember if "right" works for position in Outlook. twitter-bootstrap We also use cookies to assist in marketing and advertising efforts to provide you with useful information related to our products and services. thank you so much fosforus says: July 16, 2014 at 2:58 am I really appreciate this helpful info, but I am having an annoying problem. Thanks a bunch for this! Just keep in mind when linking an entire table in Outlook, that it'll add a hidden paragraph tag below the table causing extra space to appear, so make sure the button isn't near anything else below including the bottom of the background. |