It can easily be downloaded via the Windows App Store but it may be an insufficient office suite for students or professionals who need a complete access to all the productive features of an office utility. Before any of the features of the utility are put to scrutiny, it is important to identify one very important fact that Office 365 is more of a cloud-based application rather than a full-sized office utility.
Stick to tables with align=”left” instead.A comprehensive and concrete Office 365 review has been done in this account in order to answer many frequently asked questions.
They still can contain text and provide a few useful functions, but they can’t be given a defined height or width, or changed display: inline-block. DIVsĪs usual, divs have spotty support in Outlook Mail app. This client will also give you the annoying Times New Roman bug, but don’t worry, any of the 4 fixes detailed in our recent blog will prevent it from doing this. Standard fonts can be used with Outlook Mail app, but custom fonts using won’t be supported. You’ll have to have square buttons for now. This commonly used CSS style still isn’t supported in Outlook Mail app. This is pretty disappointing, as VML was only adopted by email devs to get backgrounds to show in Outlook.īackground colors are supported.
In fact, VML causes the email to show a broken image box with a red X in the upper left corner. Backgrounds using inline or embedded styles, HTML attributes or even VML do not render in Outlook Mail app. Here is one place where support is worse than it used to be. Animated GIFsĪs with previous versions of Outlook for Windows, animated GIFs are not supported, and only the first frame is shown. As always, test to be sure that the email renders as expected.
Margins on paragraphs and tables should work properly. For example, margins on images have no effect on the layout of the email. As with Outlook 2016, 2013, 2010 and so on, this can be fixed with MSO conditional code. It’s not supported in the Outlook Mail app, which means that all 100% width containers will blow out. Max-widthįor fluid templates, this style is a must have. This is probably because it’s still using the Word rendering engine. In general, Mail’s support for HTML is pretty similar to Outlook 2016, or even Outlook 2013.
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