Fonts and CSS in general are a mess of inline hardcoding; can’t apply custom font.

Hi there.

I’ve researched your forum, FAQs, manuals, and even the plugin code itself in an attempt to apply a custom font-family (via Google Fonts) to my email templates. In the end, you’ve hardcoded the fonts so many times in so many places, that despite my font family being correctly linked/loaded, no CSS will apply it, because you inline font assignments everywhere, which even overrides CSS with the !important tag.

This is not an email provider issue; I use the same approach with another plugin/email system on the same site and get the custom font correctly through Microsoft Outlook, Google Gmail, etc.

Can you please scale back, or centrally/dynamically apply the font assignments for the email templates so that it’s actually possible to modify them with CSS?

Further, even within the template designer, you don’t include the same list of fonts everywhere. I can share screenshots, but between buttons, text blocks, WC hooks, etc. there are varying lists of usable font-families. What would be much handier is if you would allow a user to add a custom font-family as an actual drop-down selection in the designer, rather than requiring us to override your assignments on the fly using functions.php and custom CSS.

Is there any chance for progress/resolution here? I’ve spent many hours try to overcome this issue with no luck whatsoever because of how the plugin is written.

Thank you in advance for your assistance.