Juice-ing Templates with XSL

Hi all,

I'm trying to use Juice to inline CSS for html emails, which use XSL to inject information from XML files. I'm wondering if anyone has experience using Juice to inline CSS templates with this format. My headers, for example, look like this:

```

--- HTML CODE ---

]]>

{{{email_subject}}}
]]>

```

The issues I'm facing are as follows:

1. Using xmlMode true **or** false either breaks meta tags and img tags, or title tags.
2. The codeBlocks don't seem to change the behavior whatsoever.
3. Particularly bad is the effect Juice has on a Google Analytics pixel I've inserted in my email. Juice deforms the URL into src="data:image/gif;base64,..." Very strange behavior indeed.

Any help / insights on this would be greatly appreciated!

Start by reproducing the XSL-wrapped HTML example with xmlMode set to true and false, including the meta, img, title, and Google Analytics pixel cases. Compare the resulting markup and test whether codeBlocks changes parsing; done means Juice preserves the expected tags and pixel URL while inlining CSS.

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