Adjust the zoom to 100 for viewing the image in actual size. It has background-image set with fallback to background in a 100% width table. I hate when people dont just check my Outlook calendar, since it takes more effort to walk over to me and ask when Im available than looking at. In your computer, open the folder containing the image you will insert, and then double click to open the image in the Photos viewer. Here is the full code that works in all major email clients including Outlook. This works in most clients including Outlook: To add background images to individual page elements in Outlook. In the new Message window, please place the cursor in the message body where you will insert the animated GIF image, and click Insert > Pictures. In the Mail view, create a new email with clicking Home > New E-mail. UPDATE: Alternatively you can use the VML method which allows you Actually, you can insert an animated GIF image as easy as inserting any normal image in a composing email in Outlook. It won't work in individual 's, only the whole email.
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I thought it best to update this list as it gets the odd upvote every now and then - a great link to current email client support is available here: īackground DOES work in Outlook, but only in the tag of the email. Outlook doesn't support the following CSS: azimuth You can only have block colours ( background-color) behind text.
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It just wont work, as they ignore the property. And with Oh My Gif Collectibles, it pops up in your world, too Each of the more than 50 collectible figurines represent the cutest, the most fun, and yes, even the strangest trends on the web. You cannot add a background image to an html newsletter which is to be viewed in outlook.