Jonathan Kemp

You need to look at https://github.com/jonkemp/inline-css. The gulp plugin doesn't do anything except handle the streams and pass the files to the inline-css module.

Any issues with code formatting should be brought up with the juice2 module. Thanks. https://github.com/andrewrk/juice

This may have changed now that this plugin relies on cheerio.js rather than jsdom.

No, not currently. It would require significant changes to the codebase.

@yn5 well, this plugin doesn't actually handle transforming the output. It goes through another module called inline-css. https://github.com/jonkemp/inline-css inline-css uses cheerio to do the html parsing, and cheerio uses another...

No. Maybe you could run it through a Sass plugin first though.

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Please post a sample gulpfile or a link to a repo where sample (or actual) code can be inspected. Thanks.

It should inline the class everywhere it finds it.

Maybe it is a bug caused by the use of calc. Just guessing here.