I've posted an article about using flexbox in an email on my blog (in french). It filters every properties related to Flexbox except those using the -ms- prefix. Some properties must be applied on a parent element : And other properties must be applied on its children : If you're not familiar with Flexbox, I invite you to check out this complete guide to Flexbox at CSS-Tricks or play around on this Flexbox playground. Elementary School, Mark Twain School for the Talented and Gifted, Blackboard Web Community Manager Privacy Policy (Updated). Here is an example of an images' grid I used to make my tests. I was a little worried about it @supports rendering in Yahoo since their @media support update, I though it might render the code regardless of if it 'supports' the feature or not, but from my testing it looks to be not rendering either way. Elementary School, Downtown Montessori at Ida B. Quickly identify issues pre-send that could impact your deliverability—and get actionable advice for how to fix them. My HTML code looks like this : Here's the problem : the webmail of La Poste automatically wraps every tag with a .

So it should open up the possibilities of experimentation a huge amount :D, Thanks Mark ! Flexbox is, theoratically, the perfect contender to build complex layouts from mobile to desktop without media queries. Never send another broken email again. Nous voudrions effectuer une description ici mais le site que vous consultez ne nous en laisse pas la possibilité. Please sign in with your email address and password to access your email and other documents or to engage with others through our online community. Learn more >.

This is the case with Premailer, but also with Mailchimp, Putsmail, Campaign Monitor or even Zurb's premailer.

.flex { Here's my code. Classez vos messages automatiquement et partagez des photos en toute simplicité. Here are the results from an Email On Acid test. display:flex; Now here are the webmails in which Flexbox is not supported : Yahoo simply and purely filters any properties related to Flexbox listed above, even the property display:flex. Save documents, spreadsheets, and presentations online, in OneDrive. This problem can be solved by applying the flex property to any other tag than an . Automatically file emails and share photos easily. In order to adapt an email layout from mobile to desktop, it is important to find technical solutions that don't rely on its use. (Sorry Litmus, I hope you don't mind.). Email . District Home.

iOS 9 and 10 support @supports. And in my example, this causes a huge problem because the Flexbox layout is still applied, but with its default values.

Thus, the main property display:flex should be written like this : Some webmails (like Gmail or Outlook.com on mobile) don't support