Forwarding an email renders both desktop and mobile headers

[Skrajen]

When forwarding an email in outlook it renders both desktop and mobile headers. It looks like the email references both snippets of code when forwarding. Anyone know the fix? 

 

[SanfordWhiteman · Accepted solution]

You simply can’t rely on a forwarded email keeping your formatting (unless the email is forwarded as an EML/MSG attachment).

Once the original MIME structure is broken everything else is up for grabs.

[Katja_Keesom]

Unfortunately @SanfordWhiteman  is right. Especially Outlook does entirely its own thing when forwarding an email. I have seen hidden variables reappear but many other changes too.

[Jasbir_Kaur]

Yes, right Outlook does entirely its own thing when forwarding an email.

We have one solution for this, if we will create our email templates in the <TR> structure instead of <table> then our email looks better when forwarding.

However, it will not work 100% but looks better,  you can check it if it can help.