Larry Winfrey wrote:
I have been seeing this used in a lot of examples on this list lately
and I was wondering what it was for. I have never seen that 3D part
of a selector before. Could someone explain that to me?
Hi,
I don't think what you are seeing has anything to do with the CSS
examples being provided. It sounds like it might be quoted printable
[01] encoded text that isn't sitting right with your email client.
"3d" is the hex code [02] for the "=" symbol. Because the "=" symbol is
also the escape character for quoted printable encoding, whenever the
"=" symbol is used as content (within quoted printable encoding) and not
as an escape, it also must be encoded as "=3d".
Have you recently changed email clients?
[01] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quoted_printable
[02] http://www.lookuptables.com/
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Best regards,
Michael Wilson
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