How to successfully embed images in HTML for displ

问题:

I'm trying to do a signature in HTML using images that are encoded in base 64 data URLs. Here's an example:

<img src="data:image/png;base64,iVBORw0KGgoAAAAN...kJggg==">

It's working nice with mail software as Mail on Mac or Thunderbird but it's not working with webmail such as gmail, outlook, roundcube , hotmail ...

Have you any idea how to make it work ? I really want to put those images directly in the source code, it's more practical.

回答1:

simple answer?

You can't. Gmail, outlook etc will ignore base64 images.

Look at this site to learn more about this

So based on our results, it is clearly not worth using embedded images in your emails. All you will be doing is forcing people to download encoded images that they will not be able to view.

回答2:

I’m using embedded SVG, here is why:

• It looks nice (vector graphics work well for logos).
• No attachment (even images mailed as so called hidden email attachments are visible as such in many email clients).
• No additional http request (works offline, once downloaded).
• No “Do you want to load the images..” question.
• It’s ok for me, if it doesn’t display in Gmail and Outlook. It’s kind of graceful degradation.

But if you really want to display images in Gmail and Outlook, you will need to load these via HTTP.

The guy from CSS-tricks has a nice guide on SVG in email: https://css-tricks.com/a-guide-on-svg-support-in-email/

The final solution is the following:

/* Resize an element that has a width and height of zero to full size */
.showy {
  height: 100% !important;
  width: 100% !important;
}

<!-- Image: SVG -->
<img class="showy" width="0" height="0" src="my-image.svg">
<!-- Image: JPG -->
<img class="no-showy" src="my-image.jpg">

But I personally don’t like it, because I don’t want a client to ask the user if he wants to load additional resources.