Graphics container
You can hide the Graphics container main element in the mobile view. You can also use the Graphics container (mobile) main element to create a graphics container which is only shown on mobile devices.
If you use several images in a graphics container, these will be adjusted automatically to match the display size of the device.
Example
The following example uses two images in a graphics container to create an image map. This means that the individual images are connected using different links.
Desktop display
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Mobile display
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Mailing editor view
You can use the Alternative dark mode graphics element to store an alternative dark mode graphic for the Graphics container (mobile).
Note: The dark mode graphic is only display in email clients that support code manipulation. In all other clients, the module's default graphic is also displayed in dark mode.
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