Chad Farran

[Chad Farran @cfarran]

@bluehornetemail Thanks everybody. It was a pleasure to share the knowledge. #emailchat

[Chad Farran @cfarran]

@larainmkr agreed! #emailchat

[Chad Farran @cfarran]

@bluehornetemail IOS, Android, and the new BB should support it. Litmus has a list you can check out: http://t.co/Na5Yt43m7B #emailchat

[Chad Farran @cfarran]

@webbulous @bluehornetemail You are correct Amy! Yahoo however should support display:none. #emailchat

[Chad Farran @cfarran]

@bluehornetemail Or you can put together your own mobile lab and have a wall o phones #emailchat

[Chad Farran @cfarran]

@bluehornetemail Also using a third party testing platform like @litmusapp or @EmailonAcid is recommended #emailchat

[Chad Farran @cfarran]

@bluehornetemail You can test in the browser by shrinking the window, or ctrl shift M in Firefox for a mobile view #emailchat

[Chad Farran @cfarran]

@bluehornetemail I haven't seen any issues with hiding elements from the mobile version #emailchat

[Chad Farran @cfarran]

@bluehornetemail It's best to limit what you hide from the desktop version, or at least be aware of the issue. #emailchat

[Chad Farran @cfarran]

@bluehornetemail Outlook desktop will rewrite your code and reveal hidden elements when forwarded or replied to. #emailchat

[Chad Farran @cfarran]

@webbulous @lydiaroberts Oh the joys of email! #emailchat

[Chad Farran @cfarran]

@joibrooks Once you're more comfortable with RD, you can employ more advanced techniques. #emailchat

[Chad Farran @cfarran]

@joibrooks I recommend simple responsive techniques to optimize your email for mobile. Reduce images, enlarge text, etc #emailchat

[Chad Farran @cfarran]

@lydiaroberts Resetting line-height in the <style> can help. Make sure you set line-height in all tags, <td>, <span>, <a>... #emailchat

[Chad Farran @cfarran]

@bluehornetemail @kcdarp Images will be resized to fit in mobile so always make sure your text will still be legible when shrunk #emailchat

[Chad Farran @cfarran]

@bluehornetemail We recommend 14-16 pixels for body copy. 18-20 pixels for headline copy. #emailchat

[Chad Farran @cfarran]

@larainmkr @webbulous @joeartdotcom Correct, the basic editor will not change any of your code. #emailchat

[Chad Farran @cfarran]

@larainmkr @webbulous @joeartdotcom As long as the <meta> tag follows the <style> tag, Your CSS should remain intact. #emailchat

[Chad Farran @cfarran]

@joibrooks I am planning on attending the SF conference. #emailchat

[Chad Farran @cfarran]

@remybergsma Your ESP should be able to give you stats on the platforms your subscribers are using. #emailchat