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Cool, but might I ask, why would I need this? If an email client can deal with html, can't it deal with CSS as well?
by jbrun 17y ago
Cool, but might I ask, why would I need this? If an email client can deal with html, can't it deal with CSS as well?
- teej 17y agoYou can support CSS and not the <style> tag. This tool converts a stylesheet to inline styles for you. One great example for usage is in an eBay auction.
- m_eiman 17y agoEmail clients are known for handling HTML in a variety of broken ways, one worse than the other. From what I remember Notes is the worst one to handle, followed by Outlook. Since a few people use those clients, writing stuff they can display is required. A funny thing I've read is that Outlook 2007 is apparently worse than the 2003 version. See e.g. http://www.google.se/search?q=outlook+html+rendering http://www.google.se/search?q=outlook+html+rendering