Well, the first test went pretty well.  It seems Blogger used to put the whole post in a class called “mobile-post,” but now it puts it in a class called “MsoNormal.”  Frankly, the other one made more sense to me, but what do I know.  In any case, I’ve added both to my style sheet now, so I should be good to go.

Other problems, for those who care about such things:  you have to change your settings to make Blogger publish the message to the blog, otherwise it just sits in “Draft” status, and you need to publish it manually.  Last night, I spent a half hour going back to my blog & refreshing, waiting for the mail servers to do their job.  Silly me.  Also, the HTML it generates is an absolute nightmare.  I need to single space between paragraphs in e-mail so they appear double spaced here, for instance.

Finally, for some reason, the e-mail posts are only picking up the spacing attributes from the style sheet, not the typeface.  For both regular text and the MsoNormal class, I’ve got “font-family: Book Antiqua, serif;” in there, but the e-mail posts are coming out in Arial (at least on my browser they are).  If there are any HTML geeks out there (and I know of at least one…) who care to look at the source & help me out, I’d appreciate it.