I hear Hotmail, yahoo, and most web mails tend to strip head so you
need to use inline styles all the time, however, it's not entirely
true. I don't use inline styles on my e-mails and they work just fine.
I create HTML e-mails as full-blown table-based HTML pages with a style
block in the
Kvnmcwebn wrote:
How much css -in the head of the html doc-can be used for html email layouts
such as newsletters and the like? I assume that to much if any would be
risky.
This article may be worth a read
http://www.alistapart.com/articles/cssemail/
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Patrick H. Lauke
I can't say as I've ever come across any problems with embedding style
directives in emails, even with quite extensive style guides. The main
consideration seems to be the overall size of the email, and obviously the
larger your style declaration is, the larger the email will be. That said,
the
That entirely depends on what email clients you need to support.
Outlook express, Thunderbird , Outlook 2000 and above, Entourage all have
fairly good html / css support (even some positioning)
Hotmail, yahoo, and most web mails tend to strip head so u need to use
inline styles (D'oh)
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