Came across this one while building a fairly complex and colorful HTML email yesterday. I rarely use tabular layouts (almost exclusively in eBlasts) and while testing it, I noticed it wasn’t Outlook that was giving me trouble, but rather iOS’s mail. Little hairline borders were showing up. Pinching and zooming in and out made them appear and dissapear.
Turns out this is a known issue — one which Apple has yet to address, and it looks like it’s existed dating back to iOS 5, and maybe earlier.
Two of my favorite things in one: Back to the Future and front end development – specifically CSS. There’s no JS — even for the flux capacitor’s fluxing.
Like any software, Apple’s Mac OS’s Time Machine started out with pretty humble and simple beginnings and soon expanded into a better product, with more robust features, nuances, and arguably better reliability.
CSS Tricks continues to be my favorite and go-to for all things CSS and front-end. Years ago, I discovered the […]
The latest Safari Tech preview adds the ability to have MP4s in img tags. If this catches, on it means we can keep animations on the web, but lose all the downsides of animated GIFs.
Here’s a piece I wrote on my Clean dev team all attending the 2017 All Things Open Conference here in Raleigh, NC and our experiences and takeaways.
Anyway, Litmus, a great web-based testing suite for HTML email puts out an Email Client Market Share report on a semi-regular basis. It’s interesting to see the current state of things.