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In the last days we have seen how our newsletters doesn't print as they use to do in Yahoo Mail. Some <td> elements are taking more space that they were supposed to take. After some checking we have seen that width attributes in our inline styles are replaced by min-width.

I was try to see if there were any change in Yahoo Mail but I couldn't find anything. The only thing I have found an issue in github explaining how this behaviour is suppose to happen in Yahoo and in Gmail with the height. I've checked Gmail and it's not happening and everything was ok last week in Yahoo Mail.

Is anyone suffering the same issue? Does anyone know the explanation to that?

This is one of the newsletters suffering the problem, and this is how we see it now.

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  • I think the `` layout caused the issue. Have you tried using `
    ` layouts instead?
     – Akhilesh B Chandran Jun 07 '16 at 17:55
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    Not really, because it used to work like that. Seems that another one has asked the same and he got [an interesting answer](http://stackoverflow.com/a/37686026/6256093). Thank you very much for your suggestion anyway, @AkhileshBChandran. – barraquito Jun 07 '16 at 19:22
  • **Update:** Yahoo have fixed their bug, so this issue should no longer exist! – Ted Goas Jun 08 '16 at 01:12

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I answered this question earlier today, here's that answer:

Quick fix, place this in your <style> tag: @media yahoo {min-width:0!important}

This change/bug is brand new at the time of this posting. Yahoo is now changing width to min-width, breaking hybrid layouts among other things. There is a good discussion about other hacks in the Litmus Community.

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Ted Goas
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  • Table elements for my purpose are parent elements to a button.
  • For (parent) table elements I placed "!important" next to "min-width" with no spaces.
  • The html is placed "inline". See the example below:

<table align="center" width="200px" bgcolor="#0076be" style="border-spacing:0;Margin:0 auto;width:95%;max-width:200px; min-width:0%!important;">
  • Button element has no inline style element of "width".
  • See example below:

<a href="[[asset_1]]" style="color: #fff;text-decoration: underline;"><img src="[[asset_3]]" width="195px" style="border-width:0;max-width: 195px; height:auto;display:block;margin:0 auto;" border="0" alt="Click Show Images to Make Links Work"></a>

Visit Yahoo Mail Update Potentially Breaks Hybrid Emails for more information.

Tony L
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