Hello, we have developed a branding style for our website. As such we have been trying to customize the appearance of EasySocial to match that look. We are currently trying to edit the ES email templates so that our users are being delivered a consistent experience across our site. The process for modifying these templates is extremely cumbersome and not practical. For example to simply change the button style for all notifications ("Preview Post", "Read Comment", etc.) we have to create overrides for every single template and edit the color for the button element. This is true for fonts, font sizes, colors, etc. It would be much more practical if you would assign class names to all of these elements and refrain from embedding style information into the template, then we would be able to simply create a handful of css rules and have it apply universally across ES.

It would be even better if you would utilize a LESS development approach and provide a backend compiler. We could then modify LESS parameters and easily adjust the style of the entire ES interface. But right now the approach being used really needs to be changed.