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Everybody, good afternoon, everybody!
The g-mail kind of ignores CSS in the emails I do, it doesn’t even show up in the emails, and sometimes when it does, it changes the class from what I need to a random class of them there. How can I get around that?
Thank you!
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The problems you’re having, can be referenced with how you’re inserting CSS into your email marketing.
<head>, thus the best option is to insert them into the <body> using the tag <style></style>class or id will advance, the best is to insert through the attribute style=""But, after all, what goes for one client is not guaranteed to work on the other, IE, Gmail may work but Outlook does not. That’s why I recommend taking a look at these email marketing guides, you’ll get a better sense of what you can and can’t do in emails.
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Not all CSS is accepted by email managers. You can’t build an email the same way you would a website.
– Leon Freire
I know, but I really need it. I’ll try to use linked CSS. Inline it accepts, but I can’t use inline right now.
– Lucas de Carvalho