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We are looking forward to using our own E-Mail template, which is based on components build with MJML.
We want to integrate these as content blocks within the drag-drop Marketing Email Builder. Unfortunately the "HTML source" and "HTML output" are altered in a way so it removes required markup, so components, which are working fine coming from the building process within MJML, will not be displayed correctly anymore in Outlook (tested with Litmus)
Part of a button markup:
In this case the editor removes "mso-padding-alt", which is required.
WHY does your editor have to change the markup from a custom content block, which shall be independent anyway?
Is there a way to keep the HTML Source and HTML Output 100% the same, which would make sense?
Thank you very much.
hi there!
The issue is because of the post processing performed on all of our HTML content which currently does not recognize mso-* css properties. We are working on resolving this issue.
In the meantime, a workaround would be to remove the style, add a class=”foo” attribute to the td element, and add the styles for that class in the email’s <style> tag. This would still require manual steps for each block, however.
Please feel free to create a support ticket for this issue if needed.
Guidance on creating ticket: https://mbs.microsoft.com/customersource/northamerica/CRM/support/support-lifecycle/CRMSupport
Thanks,
Preeti Rana
Hello Ms. Radulova,
so if you are aware of this markup change you hopefully also know why you are stripping out certain tags, attributes and javascript. I can't control the validation of the code from my end within the drag-drop E-Mail Editor.
There is no one doc, which I guess comprises everything, that especially has to be added or altered especially for Outlook versions but it would be best to work together for example in this case with MJML, Litmus who for sure are offering a great documentation of how their code based on their experience works and is validated. Otherwise it would just be great if we as a user can get that flexibility at least within a content block to get what we are entering without that code to be modified by another validator, which we can't control.
MJML
https://mjml.io/documentation/
Litmus
Thanks :)
Hi @apo,
I have also noticed some tags and JavaScript stripped out from some marketing emails, and pages.
I believe what we are asking the community here is - Is there any documentation to point us to where we can see what HTML tags are "allowed" and what would be stripped out at the mark up validation stage?
I would love to have a look at that doc too.
Sorry I couldn't be of more help. I understand your frustration, but please remember, we are all just trying to help each other here and do our best. No need for extra tension. :)
Thanks,
-DD
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