I would do this in an HTML block – and use tables.
HTML geeks will tell you to use divs instead of tables – but I think tables are still the preferred option for HTML styled emails.
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mr nose
(@edusa2000)
Believe it or not. I tried it and unfortunately, it brakes the responsiveness. This plugin needs to be fixed. This plugin works so well, but it lacks two columns. Most email campaign software supports this.
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mr nose
(@edusa2000)
Anyone else? the author? Is this thing flying solo?
This problem is intriguing me …
1) Have you tried using percentages for table/column widths?
2) Tried scrapping the table approach and using DIVs?
3) What email client are you viewing the emails in (that require it to be responsive)?
I’m interested because, up to now, I’ve always made my newsletter emails a fixed width (it’s easier) … but being fully responsive might be worth me attempting.
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mr nose
(@edusa2000)
You nailed the problem. Thank you. See below for answers.
1) Have you tried using percentages for table/column widths? Please see my code at the bottom.
2) Tried scrapping the table approach and using DIVs? I did, but some divs are wiped out. I see that once the campaign landed in my inbox.
3) What email client are you viewing the emails in (that requires it to be responsive)? As I expected, the issue is with Outlook. The other web clients such as GMAIL, Yahoo, or MSN, have no problems. Everything displays fine, just Outlook
Example of broken layout in outlook
https://prnt.sc/W0n_J4mJ1Ha8
Example of displaying correctly.
https://prnt.sc/wDFNvYN_7fZa
<div class=”row” style=”display:flex”>
<div class=”column” style=”flex: 50%;padding: 10px;height: 171px;float:left”>
<h2>No text here</h2>
<p>Nada here</p>
</div>
<div class=”column” style=”flex: 50%;padding: 10px;height: 171px;float:left”>
<h2>Title two</h2>
<p>No text here</p>
</div>
</div>`
`
I appreciate your feedback.
Yay! Well done!!! Trying to accommodate Outlook is like pulling teeth.
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mr nose
(@edusa2000)
Not done yet. I guess I have to keep playing with more code. I think I almost got it. But I think this has to be fixed. This plugin was almost perfect. With this issue and the author not doing anything about it, I give 3 stars.
Hi, I confirm that we are following the thread with our developers.
Regards,
Roberto
The Newsletter Plugin
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mr nose
(@edusa2000)
That’s great news! Thanks, Roberto.
Please keep me posted as I’d love to continue using your plugin.
Thanks.
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mr nose
(@edusa2000)
It’s been a while. Can you please post a solution Author?
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mr nose
(@edusa2000)
This question was added approximately a month ago, but you have not yet answered it. Even paid customers are complaining about the fact that nothing is being done. This plugin is unsupported and unreliable, thus I will need to flag it and notify users on all platforms that they should not utilize it.
Hi,
adding a generic two-column layout where inserting free content is not easy in our email composer. Yes, that is a limit we are aware of. I can understand if that missing feature makes the plugin useless for you: if you absolutely need to have a two-column layout in your email, the composer cannot be of help.
Anyway, that is far away to make it unreliable and unsupported by everyone else: ley people evaluate the plugin by themself and by their needs.
Have a nice day!
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mr nose
(@edusa2000)
Actually, it is supported now. Didn’t you even know?
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mr nose
(@edusa2000)
How do we delete this post? Please delete it.
