jonkemp
Support for @font-face
At the moment when I run inline-css it seems to remove all @font-face queries from my html file. Is there some way that, like media queries, these can be ignored?
Thanks!
~~@font-face won't work in nearly every email client, so I don't see the purpose if keeping it in: https://www.campaignmonitor.com/blog/email-marketing/2010/03/does-font-face-work-in-email/~~
Edit: See my newer comment below: https://github.com/jonkemp/inline-css/issues/42#issuecomment-297469162
fair enough! I'm guessing support for font-face isn't going to improve any time soon either.
What if you're not using this for emails? Still would be good to preserve.
Then I'd say it should be handled in the same way as outlined in this issue: https://github.com/jonkemp/inline-css/issues/31
@elliottregan your link to font-face support article is outdated Here is actual support list (which is much more bigger): https://www.campaignmonitor.com/resources/guides/web-fonts-in-email/
@shrpne Great! I've definitely changed my perspective since then. I don't think that this package should be the arbiter of what is valid CSS. it should just inline all CSS as best it can.
Juice seems to support this. You can try that. The reason I made this in the first place is that Juice was no longer being maintained. It is now. I am not really interested in developing new features at this time.
https://github.com/Automattic/juice
@jonkemp could you please make it clear in the project readme on top? It is just a waste of time. I was choosing between inline-css one and Juice, have chosen inline-css as most recent and modern just to find out a day later, accidentally, in this thread, that inline-css is not in development anymore. Please add it to the readme, it can save hours if not days for somebody.
