Not really sure what that all means? Don't worry, here is an example with the additional style inclusion in bold: The reason why it must be in-line is Gmail does not support cascading styles which are referenced in the head or style tags at the top of the HTML.
To fix it all you need to do is add an in-line style reference to control the image display. This is especially noticeable for images that are stacked vertically or for images displayed on a non-white background. This is a pretty easy fix as long as you know where to make the changes.įirst up, what changes did Gmail make to cause this issue? Well, since their last webmail update, Gmail now adds a few pixels of horizontal white space when a certain style reference is left out. Don't worry if the mention of HTML code worries you. There are simple changes you can make in your HTML code that will fix these image display issues. Gmail recently implemented changes to its webmail environment that are affecting how images are displayed in most web browsers. Our customer care team has fielded a few calls about this issue and we want to get the word out on a quick fix. Want to know how to fix the issue of pictures not showing up in Gmail for your campaigns? Of course you do. I would really appreciate any other input as well which would help with troubleshooting the issue I am facing right now.Are pictures not showing up in Gmail for your online campaigns? Is there a way for me to know the exact error which is returned by Google when trying to cache the image? Right now it is always showing the 404 error and there's no way for me to troubleshoot the exact issue. Network team did not notice any external request made to the URL
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