jondalrymple

Hey all,Thanks for all the replies and interst. You may be interested to know about this article that I read that seems to have solved my problem. A friend found it for me who is helping me on this issue. Any way according to this article, email clients all have a different preference for how you specify styles to show correctly in their email. If you send HTML newsletters this article will help you learn from others mistakes rather than going through the school of hard knocks.http://www.thinkvitamin.com/features/design/html-emailsSmiles,Jon

Thanks for the reply. Unfortuneatly I've already tried that. We originally had the style sheet as external, but it didn't work either. It seems to be something in Gmail (hotmail and others too) that ignore the CSS. I just wonder if anyone has encountered this and if there is a work around, maybe some special coding that lets the Gmail know that the CSS is there.

Does anyone know a way to get gmail to read CSS? We are sending out an HTML newsletter by email, and I have embedded the CSS in the document head, but subscribers with gmail don't get the right colors fonts or alignment. It seems to be getting some of the CSS because one of the blocks of text is aligned right were everything else is aligned left. Can anyone point me in the right direction?