Sending Email in asp.net with applying stylesheet in receiving email

Hi to all,

I have an webform in asp.net with c# application. I had created on stylesheet also. I called the stylesheet class for the textbox control. So whatever I entered in that textbox, the style has applied. Then I had used that textbox as a subject to send the email. Email functionalities are working fine. But received mail cannot applied for Stylesheet. I need to apply all the styles whatever i had created.

Can anyone tell me the solution for this. Waiting for ur valuable reply.
by,
sundar.

Stylesheet class will not work in mail.you can add style tag in the html tag.

Try this:

private void SendMail()
    {

       string strHTML = "";

        strHTML = strHTML + " ";
        strHTML = strHTML + "   ";
        strHTML = strHTML + "

Name

";
        strHTML = strHTML + "   ";
        strHTML = strHTML + "   ";
        strHTML = strHTML + "

";
        strHTML = strHTML + "  ";
        strHTML = strHTML + "   ";
        strHTML = strHTML + "

" + txtName.Text;
strHTML = strHTML + "

";
strHTML = strHTML + " ";

        string strFrom = null;
        strFrom = "[email protected]";
        MailMessage mlMsgclient = new MailMessage(strFrom, txtEmail1.Text);
        mlMsgclient.Subject = "write the subject here";
        mlMsgclient.Body = strHTML;
        mlMsgclient.IsBodyHtml = true;
        SmtpClient emailtoClient = new SmtpClient();
        emailtoClient.Send(mlMsgclient);

}

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Niradhip Chakraborty18y ago
Stylesheet class will not work in mail.you can add style tag in the html tag.

Try this:

private void SendMail()
    {

       string strHTML = "";

        strHTML = strHTML + " ";
        strHTML = strHTML + "   ";
        strHTML = strHTML + "
Name
";
        strHTML = strHTML + "   ";
        strHTML = strHTML + "   ";
        strHTML = strHTML + "
:
";
        strHTML = strHTML + "  ";
        strHTML = strHTML + "   ";
        strHTML = strHTML + "
" + txtName.Text;
        strHTML = strHTML + "
";
        strHTML = strHTML + " ";

        string strFrom = null;
        strFrom = "[email protected]";
        MailMessage mlMsgclient = new MailMessage(strFrom, txtEmail1.Text);
        mlMsgclient.Subject = "write the subject here";
        mlMsgclient.Body = strHTML;
        mlMsgclient.IsBodyHtml = true;
        SmtpClient emailtoClient = new SmtpClient();
        emailtoClient.Send(mlMsgclient);

    }