How to stop styling being stripped from email templates

I'm trying to include the following code in an email template: 

<img alt="VetSurgeon Jobs" src="">www.vetsurgeon.org/.../vetsurgeon-jobs.jpg" width="600" style="width: 100%; max-width: 600px; display: block; border: 0px;" border="0">

But when I save, Telligent strips out max-width. 

That is screwing up my email on retina screens. 

Anyone know how I stop it stripping max-width?

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  • OMG - I thought I had a next best thing work around, which was to create another version of the graphic, but this time setting an image as the <background> in a table cell, and overlaying text, which would mean at least my text would be sharp on a retina screen.

    But no ... it strips the background attribute too. 

    This is frustrating. I cannot for the life of me think of the rationale for stripping max-width or background. I wonder if there is a list of attributes you CAN use, because it is taking up a lot of my time experimenting!

  • Just in case anyone is following the rant I'm having with myself ... and might find this work around useful, the code stripper is letting me get away with: style="background-image: url('domainwithwwwsremoved/.../background-600.jpg'); background-repeat: no-repeat; background-size: cover;" Doesn't get round the retina issue, but it does allow me to add a background image which will be a bit blurry on retina screens, but I've added overlaying html text which will look sharp.