I\'m working on an HTML email and I am using MailChimp\'s Responsive Email Templates in combination with their CSS inliner tool. For the most part, the email looks great acr
Check your CSS for typos
The reason that Gmail strips certain styles might have changed since the OP in 2011, but here's what I discovered in 2020...
In a block in the of my email I had a typo that was essentially (note the "d"):
.link {
text-decoration: underline;d
}
Inspecting the email, I could see that the rule was there (along with everything else) in the ... ... block. However, every place I had used that class in the email had been stripped out by Gmail. So magically became .
In addition, all rules declared under .link { ... } were also stripped from the HTML document. So - in the example below - class="small" would work, but class="link" and class="headline" would be stripped from the HTML.