The previous post I’ve written about that
GMail strips CSS
(included in <style></style> or included as external CSS)
in an HTML-based email. In order to have GMail to display an HTML-based
email properly without losing the original CSS formatting, you’ll have
to convert the CSS used in the web page or HTML-based email into inline
styles.
If you have a couple of well-designed web pages that you want them to
be used as an e-newsletter to be sent to others as HTML-based emails,
and all these web pages have been designed to use either external CSS or
CSS included within <style></style>, then it’ll be NO easy
task to convert page by page for the mentioned purpose.
If you wanna ease your job, here comes a handy
CSS to inline style conversion tool,
which converts any CSS in a web page into inline styles on the fly. So,
you do not have to touch the CSS that has already been included in the
web pages, the tool will convert for you on the fly, and the converted
result can then be used to send as HTML-based emails, which can then be
displayed without losing any CSS formatting on any web-based email
clients, including GMail. Find out more at
Vivwebsolutions for the mentioned
CSS to inline converter.
from http://www.ajaxapp.com/2009/03/01/css-to-inline-styles-converter/
