On 15 Aug 2016, at 15:41, Rob McBroom wrote:
I’m posting this here, since I think its “of general interest”.
Based on messing with font settings, tell me if I understand this
correctly.
If I choose a font for the message body, it will be applied to HTML
messages (overriding the font chosen by the sender).
No, it is only applied to plain text messages (or when viewing the plain
text body part of an HTML message).
If I open a plain-text message, or one that’s converted to HTML via
Markdown, the “theme for plain text emails” takes over and I get
whatever font is defined there.
Only if the theme specifies a specific font. *Currently*, the default
theme(s) only specify `sans-serif` which I believe is sufficient to
avoid some email clients to use an ugly default font (which is the only
reason I'm specifying a font at all).
If that’s true, it seems backwards to me. I would like to choose a
font for plain text and locally rendered Markdown, and I would like
HTML messages from others to appear exactly as sent. Is that possible?
I think that's how it works now (if I haven't messed up something).
--
Benny
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