We use inline css for the most part. The only difficult part is making sure you only use full paths to your images (starting with ).
If you use full paths and inline CSS they should render well.
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8/10/2009 1:03 pmRay BorduinWebAssist
We use inline css for the most part. The only difficult part is making sure you only use full paths to your images (starting with ).
If you use full paths and inline CSS they should render well.
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