Question on css inline

[seansan]

I was reading this: so what do I need to do? check or uncheck for AUtomatic CSS ininer if I want it to remain responsive?

Many thanks

Responsive Templates & CSS Inlining

When inlining the CSS in the responsive templates, be sure not to include the styles within the media query; they should remain in the of the email. MailChimp inlines the CSS correctly, but many services may not.

[iparr]

they should remain in the
of the email.

It seems like there is a word missing here! "head" maybe? It's a shame, because it's a very interesting question.

[Silverthan]

He wrote "body" with < > :)

On 5 November 2013 15:52, Ian [email protected] wrote:

they should remain in the
of the email.

It seems like there is a word missing here! It's a shame, because it's a
very interesting question.

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[fcarneiro]

@seansan @iparr It should be "head", yes. Markdown wasn't parsing the &gt and &lt correctly, so I've removed them. Reads the way it should now. Thanks for the heads-up, guys.

[iparr]

I believe MailChimp is claiming that it will not strip the media queries out of the head, whilst still inlining the rest of the CSS for you. If so then this is impressive but I'm not sure if this is a 100% catch-all for all RWD-supporting email clients.

[fcarneiro]

@iparr The automatic CSS inliner (and our external one at http://beaker.mailchimp.com/inline-css) does indeed inline everything but the media query styles.