To formulate this linear programming model, answer the following three questions.Ī. The model we are going to solve looks as follows in Excel.ġ. Scroll to the image of the Couple Fighting (around line 140) and notice it’s in a td with a class of deviceWidth: Let’s find how to target the images with CSS.
In those that don’t, the corners will remain square. This is done with CSS border-radius, which some email clients support. Let’s upgrade our design by adding rounded corners to each of the 3 date listing images. Open date-night-exclusive-picks.html from the Date Night Progressive Enhancement folder. You may want to open that folder in your code editor if it allows you to. Close all open files in your code editor to avoid confusion.įor this exercise we’ll be working with the Date Night Progressive Enhancement folder located in Desktop > Class Files > yourname-Responsive HTML Email Class. We’ll be switching to a new folder of prepared files for this exercise. Open your code editor if it isn’t already open. This approach is called progressive enhancement and lets some people benefit, while others (who don’t see the extras) will still receive a nicely styled email. These may not work everywhere, but will in some email clients. You’ll also add a custom font from Google Fonts.
In this exercise, you’ll add rounded corners and drop shadows to the 3 date listing images. Rounding image corners with border radius, Adding CSS box shadow, Custom web fonts: adding Google Fonts Exercise Preview Topics covered in this HTML Email tutorial: During the course, you will get access to the accompanying class files, live instructor demonstrations, and hands-on instruction. Note: These materials are provided to give prospective students a sense of how we structure our class exercises and supplementary materials.
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