How can we reproduce this bug?
Send a mail with the default stylesheet, containing one or more Callouts, with classes success, warning or alert. (used success in examples)
Occurs especially when not using a <p> to wrap the contents of the callout; <p> already renders its content black-ish
<callout class="success">
Lorem ipsum dolor sic amet
</callout>
What did you expect to happen?
Callout being generated with a light-green, light-yellow or light-red background, with dark text. Expected CSS would be like
How can we reproduce this bug? Send a mail with the default stylesheet, containing one or more Callouts, with classes success, warning or alert. (used success in examples) Occurs especially when not using a
<p>
to wrap the contents of the callout;<p>
already renders its content black-ishWhat did you expect to happen? Callout being generated with a light-green, light-yellow or light-red background, with dark text. Expected CSS would be like
What happened instead? The text is rendered white-ish, which makes it unreadable. CSS used is:
Perhaps due to the SCSS variable $white being used, instead of $black.
What email clients does this happen in? Bug is not client-specific.