Send Html Email Outlook 2016
Sunbracers. You can also develop you own HTML code. Essentially, you develop HTML code for email the same way as you develop a webpage. There are, however, some rules for developing HTML pages for embedding them into Outlook email. If you do not follow these rules, the inserted HTML code will not look right in the Outlook. I want to send as a HTML based newsletter in Outlook 2016. However the guides I see as 'insert as text' do not apply to Outlook 2016 as there is no dropdown for inserting files for that in the 2016 version. I'm trying to send HTML email from my PC running Windows 10 and Outlook 2016. Whether I create the email in Outlook (doing simple things like creating hyperlinks and bold or italicized text) or from one of the HTML email templates in Dreamweaver, the email I send arrives without most of the formatting intact.
Bruno here from the support team at Intercom. 👋 We received a customer report of a problem with our HTML editor serializer that is removing some conditional browser comments, and thus, causing some issues with the message rendering on some Outlook versions.We are on it though! And will work to ensure we get a fix deployed as soon as possible. I looked carefully into the rendered code by MJML and our editor, and I didn't spot any problem on MJML's side, so I don't think there's any action needed from your side.Feel free to ping me if you have any questions about this though! We still don't have an ETA for when we can fix this, but I got an update from our team. It seems that this is working as we intend, in that we are stripping the IE conditionals in email templates as it leaves us.This is why we don't have a ETA yet, as it will be laborious to allow the IE conditionals and mitigating any security risks, and we had to de-prioritize that work. However, in the mean time a way to get this to work is to separate the MSO and the IE conditionals because our current serialiser logic is:.
Strip if IE conditionals. Strip the IE part of the if IE MSO conditionals, making it only a if MSO conditional. Leave if MSO conditionals intactHopefully that helps a bit, but happy to answer any questions about this.EDIT: Changed the middle paragraph to make it less confusing. So if you use if MSO and/or if IE, but don't use if IE MSO we won't remove any MSO conditional.I think mso + ie allows compatibility on Outlook 2000 & 2003, so I don't think this is really a good solution.We still don't have an ETA for when we can fix this, but I got an update from our team.
Outlook 2016 Send Html Page Body Email
It seems that this is working as we intend, in that we are stripping the IE conditionals in email templates as it leaves us open to XSS injections.I don't really understand that part, XSS injection in your side ( intercom builder? ) or in email clients side? Because emails clients are stripping javascript anyway, if it's in your builder, why won't you just stripping them on display/preview but keep them when sending?