Right now, in order to get paragraphs to show up with the proper spaces (when delivering to users/leads who have yahoo email addresses), I am manually going through all of my emails and replacing the
tags with
tags at the end of each line. Some websites have suggested using inline styling on the
tags as well.
It seems overly cumbersome to have to edit the source code for every email we create just to ensure it shows up properly in our users/leads inboxes. Is there a way we can access/modify the email stylesheet directly (such that all
tags get styled in a way to show proper spacing) or another fix?
Right now, in order to get paragraphs to show up with the proper spaces (when delivering to users/leads who have yahoo email addresses), I am manually going through all of my emails and replacing the
tags with
tags at the end of each line. Some websites have suggested using inline styling on the
tags as well.
It seems overly cumbersome to have to edit the source code for every email we create just to ensure it shows up properly in our users/leads inboxes. Is there a way we can access/modify the email stylesheet directly (such that all
tags get styled in a way to show proper spacing) or another fix?
I found a workaround, which is to hold “shift” while pressing “enter” when inside of the email editor. This creates the tags instead of
tags that occur when just hitting enter (without holding down “shift” simultaneously).
The only trouble now is remembering to do it every time… surely there must be a better, more permanent fix for this. (This workaround isn’t too bad in the meantime, though)