#Mjml border code#

HTML ->

cellpadding0 cellspacing0 styleborder:none.

When we open the app this screen appears There were some good features in options, such as minifying the exported code, configuring tab size and creating snippets are the ones I liked. Header ->

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#Mjml border code#

The previous code make the whole button clickable in MSO. More information We will stick with the MJML App for this demonstration. MJML is a markup language designed to reduce the pain of coding a responsive email. In MSO, is an inline but UNMODIFIABLE element (it can't become a block, nor an inline-block), unless you trick MSO into think that the is 'something' cause it has a border, triggering the use of the display declaration and therefore, the use of the padding (so removing the tool that provides the inner spacing of the button using mso-padding-alt: 0px is kind of weird (taking into account that adding padding to the in MSO has no real effect). A quick hack I use for this is to wrap with an mj-section with padding of 1px (or however thick you want your border) and a background color of what you want your border to be with a border-radius.