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What Clients Are The Responsive Templates Intended for? #24
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The Gmail App, on Android or iOS, doesn't support media queries, so you won't see emails be responsive in that client. The template included in the modular-template-patterns directory is built in such a way that it's adaptable in that app, however, and will switch to a single-column layout. Apple Mail does support media queries; if you're seeing issues there, then that may mean something's amiss. I'll run some tests today to confirm. |
Perhaps the modular-template is what I am looking for. |
It looks like the modular template does the job but only for Gmail and it just scales down in Apple Mail on the iPhone 4. I think that should work for now though. |
Hi, Did you ran any tests @fcarneiro or did you found any solution for this @pfhenley86 ? |
Sorry I did not. I ended up using a free email on acid template |
Also the modular responsive templates get striped in gmail. I need to convert it to inlined to get it sort of working. |
Are the templates only supposed to be responsive for web based email clients? My template is responsive in the preview section but when I send I test the .leftcontent and .rightcontent td's (of the 2 col responsive template) do not float underneath. I am viewing them on the Gmail app for Android and the Apple Mail app for iPhone.
Basically it seems like there is zero responsiveness on the actual email. I didn't even change any of the css in the template.
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