Hey @dumel – Thanks for trying our plugin. We don’t adjust or change the used font-family of any kind. It’s possible that due to the method of encoding, a different HTML tag is used around which causes that.
You can most likely solve that by applying a custom CSS rule to your site that adjusts the font to your required one.
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Dumel
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No, you definitely seem to be changing or removing the font of the emails. I see that now on another site too – https://snipboard.io/gy8C47.jpg. This is on https://www.capetownpc.org.za/events/prof-sean-davison-on-the-right-to-die-with-dignity/.
We do NOT have any font adjustments via our plugin.
If you take a look again at the screenshot you shared, you can see that this site uses our image feature, which is totally separate from your initial issue.
As mentioned earlier: If you experience a different font on emails, it is most likely due to HTML attribute wrapping to a container that your Theme hasn’t applied the font.
This can be fixed with some custom CSS, depending on your specific use-case.
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Dumel
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My apologies. I misclicked when I set the options or it changed to png after an update – not sure which. I usually choose the option “convert to mailto links”. With this option now enabled I see this:
https://snipboard.io/sDE2Jw.jpg
And with your plugin disabled I see this:
https://snipboard.io/Rcg9wX.jpg
So the font issue seems resolved now and I realise the email address is very long but the way it displays using the plugin is not good enough for me to want to use it. Unfortunately I don’t know enough about CSS hacking to fix this.
