Cfmail type="html" with gmail

When I use cfmail to send an html type message to
gmail… I can’t see the content when this message
arrives.
Any body can help

Hi there,
The usual CSS syntax does not work in Flash. It has its own
stylesheet
syntax. Please visit the below URL that has "ColdFusion MX
Flash Form
Style Reference". You should find appropriate style syntax
there.
Go to
http://livedocs.macromedia.com/coldfusion/7/htmldocs/wwhelp/wwhimpl/js/html/wwhelp.htm
Under "ColdFusion Reference" on the left side pane, you
should have an
item named "ColdFusion MX Flash Form Style Reference".
Thanks.
- Milind Joshi
dizzyjay3268 wrote:
> for some reason, my styling is not working on all the
items on my form. I've
> got the styling working on the cfform tag but on some of
the cfformgroups and
> cfformitem tags (using the same styling tags) is not
working. Also not working
> are labels on some of the cffgroup types. I'm not sure
what I'm doing wrong
> but I'd like to get the styling specific per cfformgroup
tags. Anything I can
> look at to narrow down my error?
>
> I also have a cfformitem type="html" tag that I'd like
to style the html to be
> centered. I know I can't use <div> or class=""
commands, is there an
> alternative?
>

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Within the past few weeks the new Notes application won't sync with my gmail account. I used to be able to type a note in Notes, and it would appear under the label "notes" as an email type memo in Gmail. All of the sudden this stopped working. Same with the Mail app, I can't sync IMAP with my Gmail accounts. This just started happening a few weeks ago.
Mountain Lion 10.8

Try the Mountain Lion Forums.
Cheers
Pete

Cfmail type="html" with gmail

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