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Columns can easily be 100% width on mobile by using media queries.
Some email clients, like for example gmail, can not ready those media queries, but we can force those clients to just scale the whole email by adding a fixed size responsive fallback element which is hidden on other clients.
The overall email with, 600px in my example, should be set by a prop maybe
Proposal
add class .responsive to column <td>s
add style tag to the <head> element with a responsive media query to force 100% width on mobile
<style type="text/css">
@media only screen and (max-width: 600px) {
.responsive {
width: 100% !important;
display: block;
}
}
</style>
add style tag to the <head> element with a responsive fallback condition
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Goals
Make multiple columns responsive on mobile
Background
Columns can easily be 100% width on mobile by using media queries.
Some email clients, like for example gmail, can not ready those media queries, but we can force those clients to just scale the whole email by adding a fixed size responsive fallback element which is hidden on other clients.
The overall email with, 600px in my example, should be set by a prop maybe
Proposal
.responsiveto column<td>s<head>element with a responsive media query to force 100% width on mobile<head>element with a responsive fallback conditionBeta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
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