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# normalize.email.css

CSS resets for HTML emails
CSS resets for HTML emails

It's just a little css library for best default email compatibility. You can use it with your favourite email framework and self-coded templates.
It's just a little css library for best default email compatibility. You can use it with your favourite email framework and self-coded templates.

## What does it do?

- Preserves useful defaults for most email clients
- Makes native platform font styling
- Corrects some popular bugs
- Explains what code does using comments
- Preserves useful defaults for most email clients
- Makes native platform font styling
- Corrects some popular bugs
- Explains what code does using comments

Please let me know if comments not informative and must be detailed

## Contents

- normalize.css - must be inlined to your newsletter in production
- extra.css - must be placed between `<style>` tags in `<head>` of your newsletter in production
- outlook.css - must be placed between `<style>` tags with conditional comment in `<head>` of your newsletter in production. Check out example.html to learn correct code
- normalize.css - must be inlined to your newsletter in production
- extra.css - must be placed between `<style>` tags in `<head>` of your newsletter in production
- outlook.css - must be placed between `<style>` tags with conditional comment in `<head>` of your newsletter in production. Check out example.html to learn correct code

## Example

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