Linking it may work in some clients, the style tag works in more, but if you want your css to show up in most clients (like outlook), inline it.
So if you had `p { color: red; }` in your style sheet, then all your `p` tags should read: `<p style="color: red;">`. It sounds horrid, and it is, but you can automate the process with a preprocessor.
When it comes to email, you unfortunately need to throw out the last 10 years of advances.
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Linking it may work in some clients, the style tag works in more, but if you want your css to show up in most clients (like outlook), inline it.
So if you had `p { color: red; }` in your style sheet, then all your `p` tags should read: `<p style="color: red;">`. It sounds horrid, and it is, but you can automate the process with a preprocessor.
When it comes to email, you unfortunately need to throw out the last 10 years of advances.