Reputation: 365
I have this email template in pug:
div(style={ display: 'flex', 'justify-content': 'center', 'flex-direction': 'row', 'text-align': 'center'})
div.image_column
a(href="#" target="_blank")
img.social_media_image(src= 'facebook.png' alt='Facebook')
div.image_column
a(href="#" target="_blank")
img.social_media_image(src= 'linkedin.png' alt='Linkedin')
div.image_column
a(href="#" target="_blank")
img.social_media_image(src= 'instagram.png' alt='Instagram')
div.image_column
a(href="#" target="_blank")
img.social_media_image(src= 'twitter.png' alt='Twitter')
locally the icons are perfectly showing in the center
here is an image
But in an email client like gmail the css attributes disappear. And when I inspect I see only these -> style="display:flex;text-align:center"
Does anyone have any idea why is that happening ? And does anyone have any suggestions on how to fix this ?
Upvotes: 0
Views: 292
Reputation: 8058
Gmail doesn't support all Flexbox properties. For instance, flex-direction
is not supported. Email client support for CSS features is very different and more limited than browser support.
You don't need Flexbox to align inline elements like <a>
to center. You could just write this instead:
div(style='text-align: center;')
a(href="#" target="_blank")
img.social_media_image(src='facebook.png', alt='Facebook')
a(href="#" target="_blank")
img.social_media_image(src='linkedin.png', alt='Linkedin')
a(href="#" target="_blank")
img.social_media_image(src='instagram.png', alt='Instagram')
a(href="#" target="_blank")
img.social_media_image(src='twitter.png', alt='Twitter')
Upvotes: 1