> Squire's purpose is to make things look on-screen and in email the way the user expects it to look. The actual HTML generated is secondary to that. How on e

> Squire's purpose is to make things look on-screen and in email the way the user expects it to look. The actual HTML generated is secondary to that. How on earth does that work? Seems completely self-contradicting to me - it is exactly the generated HTML markup that needs to stay consistent in order for one to have a chance of normalizing the viewport through CSS?! Would really like to hear one of the Squire maintainers input on this. Thanks for taking part in the discussion btw.