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Classes are being skipped in the document #53
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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 a general rule anyway. It's bad practice. |
This is the html file that I am using the inline task on. The other camelcase class names are being inlined. The issue is only effecting
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Hello,
I've been enjoying gulp-inline-css quite a bit for email development, but I run into a strange bug as of late. I have a class
.innerContainer
that isn't having it's styles inlined? Most of the other styles are inlining just fine. To make matters even stranger, if I have a<div>
or<td>
in the bottom half of the html file, the styles for.innerContainer
will inline just fine.I'm using the Nunjucks templating engine to build my files.
Here is my gulp task
Thanks for your help.
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