Mobilized-I - Responsive & Modular Email Templates

Thank you, will do. I optimised my email template for Windows 7, there are hacks similar to IE. Outlook 2013 is mostly fine but renders with some black vertical lines and misalignment. Nothing too dramatic but layout does fall apart in couple places.

OK, I’ll take a look at it and include possible fixes in the next update. Thank you so much.

Hey TractionD,

I’m done with some updates to the files, and now the templates and modules look as awesome as it should in Outlook 2013. Check out some of the screenshots I made:

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All the newly-updated modules and templates reflect these modifications to the code, so you can be sure everything will look great inside Outlook 2013.

As for Windows Phone 7, I can’t find a good enough reason to work out hacks for a mobile OS that, (1) doesn’t support media queries from the start, and (2) has a very low market share (at only 0.14%!).

Maybe if you can figure out the hacks you’ve implemented before, you can share them to me and I’ll incorporate them even in my future email templates; this might prove useful to you especially if you know that you have a sizable amount of clients who use Windows Phone 7 and below.

Thanks SandalekG! Which email clients were you able to test the Mobilized-1 templates on?

Hi wurzy05,

I’m glad that you love the looks of the Mobilized templates, and thanks for your interest.

I’m on the final stages of an update for Mobilized-1, and with it you’ll be able to fully edit the templates/modules inside Constant Contact’s or MailChimp’s WYSIWYG editor tool. (Currently, you can only do that using a text editor.)

At any point in time though, I could create a set of fully-editable templates or modules for you, if you ask for it. A few have downloaded Mobilized, and then messaged me through my profile page about wanting a fully-customizable template. I sent them what they wanted, and were satisfied with it to say the least (just check out Mobilized’s comments section for some examples).

Of course, you can wait for the update, which I should be able to upload within the week.

In any case, what you want is easy to do and fully available, although if you need it now I will have to send it to you through email (once you’ve downloaded the Mobilized templates of course).

So just let me know whichever route you prefer, and thanks again.

Thank you, Shiela! I can never thank you enough for the kindest words I’ve ever received here on TF. I feel very much flattered.

Rest assured that all of my efforts are directed towards giving you (the buyers) the best deal that you could have, even if it takes me a lot of time to release a template.

And as long as that template is as perfect as I can make it to be (along with a top-notch support that goes out of its way to find solutions), in there I’ll find my happiness and satisfaction.

So thanks again, and I hope you find much success in your campaigns with the help of my email templates.

Thank you too, Christine! No problem, just part of my work. Regards.

Thanks too fdworks for the kind words!

No problem, gamigo. Anytime you come across any issue or question while modifying the templates, please don’t hesitate to ask me.

Hi vmaia,

Thanks for purchasing Mobilized-1.

I’m not sure if that message appeared while you’re trying to use one of the Mobilized templates inside your email service provider.

So please send me a message on the contact form in my profile page so that we could talk about your issue in more detail.

Thanks.

Hi vmaia,

Apologies, I misread your first message. So you were using AWeber when you encountered the message.

I suggest you use the option to paste HTML code in AWeber. I’m pretty sure this would work—here’s a screenshot of a test I did recently inside AWeber.

With this option though, you’ll need to edit the content and images of the template you’re modifying with a text editor first. If you need help with that, just contact me through my profile page, and I’ll make sure we get the job done in no time.

Thanks again.

Hi Croberts4727,

If a mobile device doesn’t support media queries, it will display the default desktop layout (with a width of 600px). Otherwise, the mobile devices should be able to display the 480px and 320px width layouts, depending on the size of its screen.

Hi Chris,

Thanks for your interest in Mobilized-1.

If you look at Mobilized-1’s demo page, you’ll see that there are preview screenshots for Android 4.0.

This is pretty much what you’ll see with Android 4.2, as Android has been supporting media queries since version 2.2.

OK thanks, please let me know when the adjustments have been made and how I get the updated files. THanks

Do you have an ETA on the amended files please?

Actually, the MailChimp files should be working as expected, I’m just not sure if you need some additional functionality (depends on what you want to accomplish). So I suggest that you test them; and if you’re already satisfied with them, then you can use them as is.

However, if you’d like to have more with what you already got in there, just let me know, and I’ll see if MailChimp has provided the template tags for that specific functionality. I’ll then modify the MailChimp files, and give you an updated version of the files ASAP.

Hi StanWanderer,

Thanks for informing me.

This is probably a false positive result. Still, I’ve reported the matter to my web host.

Rest assured though that I’ve scanned all my local demo files with AVG, got a “no threats found” result, and re-uploaded them to my live previews server.

I’m just now waiting for the findings of my web host.

Thanks again.

Everything is good today. Thanks

Yes, that’s because I transferred the previews to a different domain and webhost. Thanks again, Stan.

Thanks Sarah! Please send me a message at sporkweb @ gmail dot com so that we could talk about your issue in more detail, and exchange files easily if necessary. Cheers…