Some of my coworkers are complaining that the font size is too small in the emails generated using the {all_fields}
tag. I read another support thread about this topic (http://www.gravityhelp.com/forums/topic/font-size-of-notification-email), but that thread was closed. So I'm adding my comments here.
I'm wondering if it's really necessary for the plugin to specify a 12-pixel font size? Specifying pixel-based font sizes creates problems for IE6/7, which cannot resize pixel-based font styles, and maybe other clients have the same issue. Why specify the size at all? My feeling is that it would look fine for most people with the font size left to default. And for those that need a different size, they could wrap the {all_fields}
tag with CSS.
The current in-line font style implementation cannot be overridden. The only workaround is a very tedious process of making a custom form that uses all the possible tags, which in my case and probably many others is a lot of tags.
Simply removing the font specifications from the {all_fields}
rendered output and leaving that choice to the users of your plugin would create a simple solution that would work for everyone.