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Should leave media queries alone #14
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Of course it is a nice option but right now you can put your media queries inside <style></style> tag and tell grunt not to inline this section. All other styles put in other file and they will be inlined perfectly. |
Can you point to an example of where this is done, @kmiters ? |
I don't really remember how it worked (it was nearly year ago ;)) but I think that I put my media queries inside <style> tag and told grunt not to inline <style> (there was an option for this). |
Looks like the issue is that my passed-in options are being completely ignored. Edit: I think I figured out the problem. In the gruntfile, |
This was an issue for me as well. I found |
It would be nice if there was an option for this to ignore parsing styles located within in media queries. There is such a thing as responsive email :-) Granted, when this plugin was first written, there probably wasn't, but it's a thing now.
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