PreMailer.Net
C# library that moves your stylesheets to inline style attributes, for maximum compatibility with E-mail clients.
MIT License
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Published by martinnormark over 9 years ago
Added support for premailer-specific CSS #64
Compiled Regexes for speed #62
Published by martinnormark over 9 years ago
Add analytics tags (utm_source, utm_medium, utm_campaign and utm_content) to links using PreMailer #61
Published by martinnormark over 9 years ago
Improve splitting Css styles with semicolons not inside quotes #60
Published by martinnormark over 9 years ago
Fixed issue when building PreMailer in RELEASE configuration #56
Pass stylesheet in CSS param to PreMailer #45
Add option to strip id and class attributes after inlining #55
Change build configuration of Nu Get package to RELEASE
Published by martinnormark almost 10 years ago
Added tests and fix for image dimensions issue #52
Published by martinnormark almost 10 years ago
Handle import statements in input css #50
Published by martinnormark almost 10 years ago
Add support for setting bgcolor HTML attribute #47
Published by martinnormark over 10 years ago
Don't force lowercase on rules and values #42
Published by martinnormark over 10 years ago
Adds support for media queries #41
Fix issue with URLs within style decarations #40
Honour the important flag #39
Published by martinnormark over 10 years ago
Fixes
CSS specificity bug #32
Add Support Pseudo Selectors Implemented by CSQuery #34
Published by martinnormark almost 11 years ago
Fixes #30
Published by martinnormark almost 11 years ago
BREAKING CHANGES
The result returned by PreMailer.Net is no longer a string, but a class that contains an Html property which contains the premailed HTML result.
The MoveCssInline method are now static, see updated usage in the README: https://github.com/milkshakesoftware/PreMailer.Net#usage
Merge pull request #29
Published by martinnormark almost 11 years ago
Fixes issue with unknown pseudo class 'link': #17
Merge pull request #26
Published by martinnormark almost 11 years ago
BREAKING CHANGE
Changes the way mobile styles are ignored. You now need to specify a CSS selector, to find the style tags that should not be inlined! See README for reference.
Fixes issue with multiple style tags: #23 and improves CSS specificity calculation: #24
Published by martinnormark almost 11 years ago
Fixes CSS specificity issues #2, #20
Removes dependency on HTML Agility Pack, and uses CsQuery instead, via PR #19
