Fix Custom Font Fallback Overrides in Samsung Email — MJML Framework Guide for Financial Services & Banking
Financial emails carry high-compliance requirements. Layout collapses, overlapping text, or accessibility failures can lead to compliance audits and client confusion. Below is the targeted integration guide to fix Custom Font Fallback Overrides inside Samsung Email templates when using MJML Framework.
Technical Breakdown
Samsung Email uses the WebKit which lacks support for standard rendering rules. This causes Custom Font Fallback Overrides elements to break or collapse when rendering templates.
MJML Framework Behaviors
The MJML transpilation compiler parses dynamic columns and wraps them in custom HTML conditional tags. If you paste direct tables or VML code blocks inside an MJML layout without proper escaping, the MJML compiler will try to clean the code, resulting in stripped Outlook namespaces and broken layouts. Enforce strict WCAG color contrast standards across your statement tables and summary grids to ensure legibility and regulatory compliance.
Remediation Code Block
To prevent Outlook's Times New Roman fallback override, wrap your custom font declarations inside an @media block that Outlook ignores, or use MSO conditional statements to override font-families specifically for Microsoft Word rendering engines. In your MJML Framework campaign manager, make sure you configure your links to run via {{unsubscribe_link}}.
<!--[if mso]>
<style type="text/css">
body, table, td { font-family: Arial, sans-serif !important; }
</style>
<![endif]-->
<style>
@import url('https://fonts.googleapis.com/css2?family=Montserrat&display=swap');
</style>Live Code Sandbox Test
How to Deploy inside MJML Framework
Copy the fixed VML or table wrapper code block from the remediation box above.
Wrap the entire RenderOps corrected table block inside an '<mj-raw>' tag block. This tells the MJML compiler to bypass parsing on this segment, exporting the exact conditional statements into the final HTML output.