So I realize this thread has been dead for a week now, but I figured I'd rather post here than start a new thread for this. Hopefully the right people see it.
In Gmail, the promo emails sent out have had a small rendering bug since I've first started receiving them around 2 months ago. The promos are usually split into 3 images and due to the way most mail clients format/restrict the email, a small vertical space is added after each of the images. Here's an example from the latest...
I'm a programmer and web developer, so I took care of the hard part and wrote a little script to test for solutions. I found 3
different ways to quickly fix the issue and am fairly sure those without this problem will not be affected. While I can only vouch for Gmail, I wouldn't be surprised if this affected most online mail clients (Hotmail, Live, Yahoo, etc). Also, these changes were only tested with the current V4L promo layout. Only 1 of the following 3 are needed on the promo images:
Add inline style -
display: block
HTML:
<img... style="display: block;" />
Add inline style -
vertical-align: bottom
HTML:
<img... style="vertical-align: bottom;" />
Set attribute -
align: middle
HTML:
<img... align="middle" />
Oh and for those who don't know what the promo codes are, go sign up for the mailing list!