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I am using Trumbowyg to display incoming HTML-formatted emails, just as Outlook and other programs format them.
What I noticed is that if I open some heavily formatted emails with meta fontface and other CSS definitions, those CSS definitions will then also be applied to the rest of the page. I noted this that even though my CSS definition for href links "a" is not underlined, after opening such an email, all "a" href links were displayed underlined.
Is there any way to "sandbox" the CSS definitions of the displayed HTML in Trumbowyg?
I am using Trumbowyg to display incoming HTML-formatted emails, just as Outlook and other programs format them.
What I noticed is that if I open some heavily formatted emails with meta fontface and other CSS definitions, those CSS definitions will then also be applied to the rest of the page. I noted this that even though my CSS definition for href links "a" is not underlined, after opening such an email, all "a" href links were displayed underlined.
Is there any way to "sandbox" the CSS definitions of the displayed HTML in Trumbowyg?
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