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For an email, I think you are best to keep as normal text. &nbsp;Phones typically can distinguish the &nbsp;format of your number and create the link automatically.
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For an email, I think you are best to keep as normal text.  Phones typically can distinguish the  format of your number and create the link automatically.

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Use a conditioned script to assign different attributes on different media.<br />
Try:<br />
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jQuery(&quot;.CLASSNAME&quot;).attr(<wbr />&quot;href&quot;,&quot;CO<wbr />NCRETE_ATT<wbr />RIBUTE_BAS<wbr />ED_ON_MEDI<wbr />A_T5YPE&quot;);<wbr />
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Use a conditioned script to assign different attributes on different media.
Try:

jQuery(".CLASSNAME").attr("href","CONCRETE_ATTRIBUTE_BASED_ON_MEDIA_T5YPE");

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Thanks padas - much appreciated!
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@ HagayMandel - sorry, can't use scripting in an email and as such required a css solution. Thanks for taking the time!
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@ HagayMandel - sorry, can't use scripting in an email and as such required a css solution. Thanks for taking the time!

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Hi - we have the following in a responsive email:<br />
&lt;a href=&quot;tel:1-xxx-xxx-xxxx&quot;&gt;<wbr />1-xxx-xxx-<wbr />xxxx&lt;/a&gt;<br />
Works great, but folks getting the email through their desktop outlook client get an &quot;Access Denied&quot; popup. Is there a way to have the tel protocol only display using media queries?<br />
Thanks!
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Hi - we have the following in a responsive email:
<a href="tel:1-xxx-xxx-xxxx">1-xxx-xxx-xxxx</a>
Works great, but folks getting the email through their desktop outlook client get an "Access Denied" popup. Is there a way to have the tel protocol only display using media queries?
Thanks!

modify tel attribute with css media query

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