Hello @user52794 ,
Do you have margins toggled for the images? In your Design tab, do you have a margin color or inner background color set that matches the bleed you're seeing?
No, I don't - they are turned off on the image and normally I just drag it to be full size and it meets the border. But there's still a small bleed at the top of the header image and the bottom of the footer.
I changed the inner background to pink so you can see in this example.
When I do a preview and test send of the email, I'm not seeing that extra bit coming through. Is this only occurring as a visual issue in the editor for you, or does it also occur in your test and actual sendouts?
It does appear to just be in the editor, is there a reason for this? I am fine to just ignore it if the send-out looks fine?
It might just be an odd fluke with the editor itself, especially to present movable blocks, which I've made note of for your account in our CRM. Based on some previous cases I've been able to find when this has occurred for other customers, it has not affected live sendouts after confirming the previews and test sends didn't show the bleeding.
When you do your next live sendout, if you notice the inner background bleeding through at the top and bottom of the emails, please let us know so we can escalate this further with our higher level technical teams.
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