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Email Signature Images Width and Height Lost
I run an email signature generator tool that helps people create email signatures. Our signatures have been working for Outlook Web for a very long time now. We have not changed anything about the f...
We experience the same issue. We use generated HTML snippets to add to our emails, but some formatting is now being stripped away. Like the size of an image, s element or strike-through CSS, font sizes, fonts, color etc.
We originally made the Microsoft support disabling the roaming signature featurte, but apparently the new setting is on. We have switched it off... no changes yet. I'm curious if this will help. But this will be only temporary anyway until MS fully release their roaming signature, then there is no option to switch back anymore. I truely hope someone form MS is having a look here and that they revert back the messing with pasting formatted text/images into an email. We want to be able to paste formatted text and images into an email without having the formatting stripped away.
We originally made the Microsoft support disabling the roaming signature featurte, but apparently the new setting is on. We have switched it off... no changes yet. I'm curious if this will help. But this will be only temporary anyway until MS fully release their roaming signature, then there is no option to switch back anymore. I truely hope someone form MS is having a look here and that they revert back the messing with pasting formatted text/images into an email. We want to be able to paste formatted text and images into an email without having the formatting stripped away.
- It seems that in the signature setting field, for us it always respects the formatting when pasting HTML (including image sizes), but it is not working to paste formatted HTML in an email itself. This is regardless of the roaming signature setting, we have tested it with false and true and there was not any difference.
We would so much love for Microsoft to have the correct behaviour back for pasting formatted HTML, just like it is done in the signature settings field.- By the way we are using Outlook on the web. We have not installed Outlook, so not sure how the situation looks there.