sbrooks

As I mentioned, the email rendering is perfect within clients. Thus, source code in email client has no issue. It's only in the browser, when email is viewed online (I don't mean viewed in an browser email client). I inpsect and I crawl back up through the HTML to see the custom CSS stylesheet. All ...

For anyone confused while reading this thread one day, there were two diff ideas being discussed here. Sanford was saying that Outlook doesn’t respect putting IDs on anchor elements themselves. I was talking about putting IDs on modules, more specifically on a TD element within a module, and targeti...

Ok, good to know. I am also using classes to target styles in some cases, in addition to straight-up element selectors and IDs in unique cases. Perhaps I'm not explaining this well, but the issue itself did get solved.

Right, but it is my understanding that Marketo renders the styles as inline no? In fact, that seems to be exactly what happens in all of the multi-client tests. I applied styles to color, font-weight, and text-decoration broadly, using element selectors. And then for fine-tuning unique modules, I on...

Hi Sanford,Thanks for your reply. I ended up solving this by going a slightly different route. Maybe this will help someone else struggling with the same issue.Originally, I was targeting mktoModule IDs via an inline stylesheet to apply discrete module-specific link styles. Outlook-on-Windows (OOW) ...