briangardenofone

Hi Hannah!
(Hi Ben!)

I didn’t use any classes. ..and I’m not sure what you mean by the “Normal Hierarchy”

We have a custom woocommerce e-mail:
class our_class extends WC_Email { …

The table is generated in the email class with a loop:

...
$temp_running_total_output .= '<tr>';
$temp_running_total_output .= '<th {attr_th_style}>' . $temp_display_name . '</th>';
$temp_running_total_output .= '<td {attr_td_style}>' . $temp_field . ' ' . $temp_info['units'] . '</td>';
$temp_running_total_output .= '</tr>’;
...

It’s passed to the email template which adds the style:

...
		$search = array(
			'{attr_table_style}',
			'{attr_th_style}',
			'{attr_td_style}' );
		$replace = array(
			'style="border-collapse: collapse; border: 2px solid #959c97; background-color: #fafafa;"', //Table Style
			'border: 1px solid #959c97;',  //Table Header Style
			'border: 1px solid #959c97;'  //Table Element Style
			
		);
		str_replace( $search , $replace , $guides['attributes-display'] ) ;
...

Any inline styling then gets stripped out by Kadence. The table still shows, but not with the borders, etc.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 2 months ago by briangardenofone.
• This reply was modified 4 years, 2 months ago by briangardenofone. Reason: Typos

When I say “it” goes away, I mean the problem goes away and everything displays like it should.