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christopher millsap
5,240 Pointswhy would you give the introductionBlock its own table instead of just simply coding three rows?
why this: <table border="0" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" width="520" id="introductionBlock"> </table> instead of just coding three rows, one with a colspan set equal to 2?
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Sergio Garcia
7,875 PointsThe more you nest the tables, the more control you get over the placement of the elements. At the same time is easier to call out the table class when you are trying to make the email responsive.
Ben Myhre
28,726 PointsIf you had three rows, it would would not look the same. it would have the gallery, the title and the introduction text all on different lines.
Like anything, there are probably multiple ways to do this, but the nested table with the logo and title makes sense to me... within the context of these emails anyways.
Isabel Smith
Courses Plus Student 2,361 PointsI like making everything module. Makes it easy when the client makes changes.