Jonathan Kemp

Yeah, the only thing I see is maybe the camelcase class name, though I can't be sure that is causing it without testing that. But I would avoid that as...

Can you post your gulp task? And can you provide the stack traces?

This is valid in HTML5.

This module uses inline-css which uses cheerio, rather than juice which used jsdom. Apparently juice has an option to support closing tags now. Cheerio uses htmlparser2 which looks like it...

Can you provide more information, like the gulp task and the html and css files? This defaults to true, and the tests are passing.

No, that's how it's designed to work. You could use `options.removeStyleTags: false` to preserve the style tag in the document. Maybe that would do what you are wanting. I think...

Would any of the [juice options](https://github.com/andrewrk/juice#juicefilepath-options-callback) achieve what you want?

Thinking about this I'm not sure how it's possible. Basically all this module does is make the juice(2) module work with gulp. So it's really just a wrapper around that...

This plugin uses a new module called inline-css, which is it's own version of juice. So the feature request needs to be made here or in the inline-css repo.

@kaiserkoenig I think you left this comment on the wrong issue. The templating issue is here #4.