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Working with padding

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You can apply padding in any main cell or email signature row. This can be useful to correct the alignment of the signature with the email content or border.

The padding CSS property sets the padding area on all four sides of an element. [1]

The Padding option appears when you click on a cell in the email signature. Or you can also select multiple internal cells.

Padding in the email signature

Also, in external cell. In our example below, you can see that the current padding is 0 pixels, and a 10 pixel right-left padding is added.

Adding padding to signature.

You can change these values to define your own settings.

  • In the signature main cell, it is possible to apply only on the sides – right-left (like the example above).
  • For the cell content and rows, you can apply padding at the top and bottom.

Padding on content row

In this example, it is possible to observe that we are selecting the New York City row, and applying padding of 5px at the top and bottom. The right and left area a value with 0px;

Padding in email signature cell

Video tutorial

In this video, we are changing the email signature padding to 0 pixels, and at the end, adding 4 pixels to the cell row.


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Updated on 21 de January de 2025
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