Jay Oram

@TedGoas - as AMP supports classes and most HTML with less of the restrictions on HTML/CSS email templates, such as mso fixes/using th/hybrid/responsive/fluid etc. Just one version that I added...

Apologies I didn't explain myself very well and you can ignore the original pull request. I thought each version of the cerberus template was identical in modules. AMP only works...

Been looking into this a lot, totally geeking out about font-smoothing. Couple of interesting points in this post: https://usabilitypost.com/2012/11/05/stop-fixing-font-smoothing/ I think it would be something for a specific use case,...

Just working through this in specificity: `* { all:revert; }` Will make all elements use the browser (email client in this case is a webmail so revert will make it...

Will create a test email and check no other email clients are affected, just to double check, then will add it in thanks.

Hasn't this always been the case? I feel like it was a choice from the beginning, not a bug. Happy to be corrected and even happier if Outlook changed!

Just tested this again with the above CSS - Yahoo Mail still replaces the comment with the unique email #ID. But if you need to use CSS comments, it doesn't...

I think this is to do with the nonce html attribute - The nonce attribute enables you to “whitelist” certain inline script and style elements. So they may be blocking...

Just wanted to look into this further - I looked up the CSS specification on how to '[consume a declaration](https://www.w3.org/TR/css-syntax-3/#consume-declaration)' and it says: > If the last two non-whitespace-tokens in...

This is due to the new (I think) 'Auto fit content' checkbox on Samsung mail. With it turned off, emails render as you would expect.