Premailer — preflight for HTML e-mail — dunae.ca
by ycc2106 & 13 other(s)For the best HTML e-mail delivery results, CSS should be inline. This is a huge pain and a simple newsletter becomes un-managable very quickly. This script is my solution.
For the best HTML e-mail delivery results, CSS should be inline. This is a huge pain and a simple newsletter becomes un-managable very quickly. This script is my solution.
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For the best HTML e-mail delivery results, CSS should be inline. This is a huge pain and a simple newsletter becomes un-managable very quickly. This script is my solution.
For the best HTML e-mail delivery results, CSS should be inline. This is a huge pain and a simple newsletter becomes un-managable very quickly. This script is my solution.
For the best HTML e-mail delivery results, CSS should be inline. This is a huge pain and a simple newsletter becomes un-managable very quickly. This script is my solution. * CSS styles are converted to inline style attributes Checks style and link[rel=stylesheet] tags and preserves existing inline attributes * Relative paths are converted to absolute paths Checks links in href, src and CSS url('') * CSS properties are checked against e-mail client capabilities Based on Campaign Monitor’s guide to CSS support * A plain text version is created Optional and experimental
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For the best HTML e-mail delivery results, CSS should be inline. This is a huge pain and a simple newsletter becomes un-managable very quickly. This script is my solution.
For the best HTML e-mail delivery results, CSS should be inline. This is a huge pain and a simple newsletter becomes un-managable very quickly. This script is my solution. * CSS styles are converted to inline style attributes Checks style and link[rel=stylesheet] tags and preserves existing inline attributes * Relative paths are converted to absolute paths Checks links in href, src and CSS url('') * CSS properties are checked against e-mail client capabilities Based on Campaign Monitor’s guide to CSS support * A plain text version is created Optional and experimental
For the best HTML e-mail delivery results, CSS should be inline. This is a huge pain and a simple newsletter becomes un-managable very quickly. This script is my solution. * CSS styles are converted to inline style attributes Checks style and link[rel=stylesheet] tags and preserves existing inline attributes * Relative paths are converted to absolute paths Checks links in href, src and CSS url('') * CSS properties are checked against e-mail client capabilities Based on Campaign Monitor’s guide to CSS support * A plain text version is created Optional and experimental
Lets you see what HTML emails will look like
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