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Using the inline text styles cause some unexpected issue in the editor.
Create a new newsletter.
If not already, set your body and headers to different types of fonts: set one to serif and one to sans serif.
Add a Heading to your newsletter.
Use the inline text styles to give one word in your heading a different colour.
Note that the inline colour is not applied, but the word is now styled like your body font. In my case, the headings should be sans-serif, but using the inline text highlight made one word serif:
The culprit seems to be the mark tag that the inline styles use -- they're picking up this style in the editor instead of the heading font face:
The inline colour options don't seem to be working because the has-primary-color styles aren't available in the header -- for other elements, the colours are applied inline.
Both of these styles appear to work as expected in the sent newsletter -- the header using the inline style all uses the correct font family, and the inline text is applied:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Using the inline text styles cause some unexpected issue in the editor.
The culprit seems to be the
mark
tag that the inline styles use -- they're picking up this style in the editor instead of the heading font face:The inline colour options don't seem to be working because the
has-primary-color
styles aren't available in the header -- for other elements, the colours are applied inline.Both of these styles appear to work as expected in the sent newsletter -- the header using the inline style all uses the correct font family, and the inline text is applied:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: