need300z
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Have a template and all the code that was already created for the themplate but for some reason when sent all the css code gets broken and the template doesn’t look right. inside the editor it looks perfect though.
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digitalimpact
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Most email clients strip CSS code.
You can try and put your styles immediately below the body tag.
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need300z
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digitalimpact said
Most email clients strip CSS code. You can try and put your styles immediately below the body tag.
wouldn’t have a clue, need300z (gmail) email me lets see if you can help me out 
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xnamex
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It might be late but…
As a best practice try to put your css code inline, so in other words try to make your css as simple as possible, no fancy padding, margins, borders, and things like that, all this will fail eventually in some email clients.
Check this out though, it’s a huge help: http://www.campaignmonitor.com/css/
Hope it helps!
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