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Will be fixed in the next patch, what's basically happening is that by default Vue SSR outputs minified markup, and we have the oxfmt formatter on by default with So in the next version we'll disable HTML formatting/beautification by default, and will change Vue SSR to preserve the compiled HTML instead of minifying it. Unfortunately the other options for the oxfmt formatter trip on MSO comments, breaking the code for Outlook - we'll have to wait for a fix there, otherwise we might need to move back to what we used in v5. |
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Fixed in v6.0.3 |
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I'm using
plaintext: trueto get plain-text versions of my HTML emails, but it has some really odd behaviors. The HTML generated by Maizzle will look like this:These extraneous line breaks are harmless in HTML, they'll just be considered a space character when rendered by the e-mail reader. The problem is that the plain text converter also keeps these extra spaces, so my plain text ends up looking like
👆 This should be just two lines. Instead it's four. How do I get it to "ignore" the extra line breaks so it follows the spirit of the HTML? These line breaks are not added by me, btw, they are done by the Maizzle HTML build step.
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