When Gmail spots an address or phone number in an email, it automatically adds an extra style declaration, which formats any link in the email that has no inline styles attached to it, as blue:
.ii a[href] { color: #15c; }
How to fix?
Option 1:
- Wrap the telephone number or address in a
<span></span>
- Give the
<span> a class. Example: <span class=”contact”></span>
- Declare the class in the
<style> section of your email.
CSS:
.contact a {color:#000000!important; text-decoration:underline!important;}
HTML:
<span class="contact">675 Massachusetts Ave.<br>Cambridge, MA 02139, USA</span>
Option 2:
Add a default styling for all links created by Gmail, for this to work you will need to add an id of body (in this example) to the body of your email.
CSS:
u + #body a {
color: inherit;
text-decoration: none;
font-size: inherit;
font-family: inherit;
font-weight: inherit;
line-height: inherit;
}
HTML:
<body id="body">
</body>
If you want to read more about Gmail links here is the source of the above example code which explains everything fully.
Option 3: (which I usually use)
Add a zero width non joiner code (‌) and space ( ) to the address or phone number so the numbers don't become a link. This is usually client request to disable link.
HTML:
1‌3‌5‌0-1‌7‌7 Lisboa
All CSS you need in this example will be the ones you use on your HTML/
Hope this answers your question.
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