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Recognizes CSS going out, but not coming in..?

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I have CSS in a stationery file (tried it in a signature also) and Thunderbird recognizes the CSS while I'm editing/composing it, but if I send it to myself, it does not honor it? In other words, correct margins outgoing, no margins incoming.

Just trying to set some body margins:

<style type="text/css"> body { margin-left:50; margin-right:20; margin-top:20; margin-bottom:0; } </style>

I kinda hate it bumping all up against the side panel... :(

I have CSS in a stationery file (tried it in a signature also) and Thunderbird recognizes the CSS while I'm editing/composing it, but if I send it to myself, it does not honor it? In other words, correct margins outgoing, no margins incoming. Just trying to set some body margins: <style type="text/css"> body { margin-left:50; margin-right:20; margin-top:20; margin-bottom:0; } </style> I kinda hate it bumping all up against the side panel... :(

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This is resolved. It's the theme. I switched back to the default theme and the margins are fine.

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This is resolved. It's the theme. I switched back to the default theme and the margins are fine.