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kineticcreative123 wrote
No I didn't ask this question last week. So are you suggesting making all my styles inline?

Yes. Here is one of our actual email newsletters:

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I'm afraid that emails are not the same as going to your local print shop and having a brochure printed. It is very often best to think linearly and never, ever, ever use CSS positioning. Simple is always better. Did you not ask this question last week?

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No I didn't ask this question last week. So are you suggesting making all my styles inline?

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kineticcreative123 wrote
No I didn't ask this question last week. So are you suggesting making all my styles inline?

Yes, styles should be inline. Here is a good CSS style reference for what works/doesn't work in a lot of clients: CSS Support Guide for Email Clients | Campaign Monitor .

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