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tszming | 9 years ago

For those who are not familiar in Email's CSS support, Gmail is actually a blocker, not a mover: https://www.campaignmonitor.com/css/

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buro9|9 years ago

You say that like it is a bad thing.

I'm really pleased that email cannot set a style header and has limited ability to have the email deviate greatly in presentation from other email I receive.

amelius|9 years ago

Why not block styling on web pages too then? I mean, what makes an email different from a web page, other than that it has been sent to you?

Just playing devil's advocate here.

tszming|9 years ago

However Gmail does support inline CSS.

If you want to show your styles to Gmail users and you have to inline your CSS in every HTML tags you want to alter, which is very ugly and made the email size unneeded large.

ianhawes|9 years ago

Changelog on this chart indicates it was last updated in 2014.