Have a look at this blog and its associated pages. Delves into which
email clients do what with css.
http://www.campaignmonitor.com/blog/archives/2005/08/optimizing_css_presentation_in.html
Cheers
Miriam
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Quick question...
Do you:
(i) Embed
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Its a FAQ: http://css-discuss.incutio.com/?page=StyleInEmail
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Quick question...
Do you:
(i) Embed CSS?
(ii) Link CSS?
(iii) Use inline CSS?
Do they all work equally well?
R.
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CSS support is very bad in email clients so you need to use tables and
inline styles. Sad but true!
On 4/6/07, Ross Hulford [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Quick question...
Do you:
(i) Embed CSS?
(ii) Link CSS?
(iii) Use inline CSS?
Do they all work equally well?
R.
Ross Hulford ink wired:
Do you:
(i) Embed CSS?
(ii) Link CSS?
(iii) Use inline CSS?
Do they all work equally well?
None of them work if the recipient automatically converts all e-mail to
text (which is the most secure way to prevent the introduction of
viruses (virii?) and
For webmail clients:
Personally I've given up trying to deal with Hotmail, gmail etc, now i
just filter these addresses and send them a link to a webpage for the
newsletter i help run, the readers seem to prefer this as well.
Hotmail is the worst offender as it strips all the head off the html,
I certainly wouldn't give up entirely on using css for layout in your
mailer, at least as long as the design isn't too complex. You should
find that semantic markup will see to it that your email will degrade
nicely in clients that don't support css too well.
I found this article really useful as
We would like to start sending some HTML email, but I don't want it
if its not CSS based preferably.
Most email clients handle styles very well, but webmail systems need
to contend with spam that can take over the whole interface (remove
the delete button, display their own ads, etc.),
Does anyone know of a good CSS based email newsletter campaign system
or software?
We woudl like ot start sending some HTML email, but I dont want it if
its not CSS based preferably.
Thanks
Adam
Great overview here: http://css-discuss.incutio.com/?page=StyleInEmail
CSS is still a bit
