What is inline CSS and why do you need it?

[Dezzel]

If you code your own HTML emails, you probably know that external and embedded style sheets aren't supported too well across email clients. You've got to use inline CSS that adds styling to individual HTML elements using <style> tags. Unlike CSS from an external or embedded style sheet, inline CSS must be applied to each HTML element you wish to style.

This can be pretty time consuming. That's why we created our Magic CSS Inliner Tool that does all the hard work for you. With the simple click of a button, your embedded CSS is painlessly inlined.


Oh, and if you're using our email creation tool, MessageMaker, don't worry — we automatically inline all the CSS for you.

[ricky ponting]

Inline style sheets is a term that refers to style sheet information being applied to the current element. By this, I mean that instead of defining the style once, then applying the style against all instances of an element (say the <p> tag), you only apply the style to the instance you want the style to apply to. Actually, it's not really a style sheet as such, so a more accurate term would be inline style.

[masonrychan]

it seems no problem

[masonrychan]

but have some trouble

[masonrychan]

OK,don;t worry