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### External style sheets
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Sometimes it's handy to reference external style sheets with a `<link href="..." />` element. PreMailer will download and use external style sheets as long as the value of `href` ends with `.css`.
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Both absolute and relative URLs are suppored. If the URL is relative, you must specify the `baseUri` parameter in either the constructor, or when calling the static `MoveCssInline` method.
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Both absolute and relative URLs are supported. If the URL is relative, you must specify the `baseUri` parameter in either the constructor, or when calling the static `MoveCssInline` method.
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`<link />` elements that match the `ignoreElements` selector won't be downloaded.
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### Media queries
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If you want to [apply mobile styles to your e-mail](http://help.campaignmonitor.com/topic.aspx?t=164), you should put your
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mobile specific styles in its own `style` block that targets the appropriate devices using media queries.
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But since you cannot know by the time of sending an e-mail wether or not it will be viewed on a mobile device, the `style`
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But since you cannot know by the time of sending an e-mail whether or not it will be viewed on a mobile device, the `style`
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block that targets mobile devices should not be inlined!
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To ignore a `style` block, you need to specify an ignore selector when calling the `MoveCssInline` method, like this:
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