Outlook 2010 not respecting CSS, even tags for every text

Answer 1

This will solve your problem:

    

        

            

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• I removed the unnecessary reiterations of your font-style declaration. There's no need to declare it anywhere other than the TD.
• I moved your font-style declaration from the span to the TD along with your CSS class assignment of "hide-on-small".

The font-style was separated from the specifically to fix your Outlook problem. - In the head, below any other CSS you may have declared, I added a conditional comment which will only be read by Outlook. Within this comment is a CSS class which will tell outlook that the font is Arial. Therefore Outlook will completely ignore the fact that your using a font that isn't available, thus negating any reason for it to find its own substitution.

Also, pulled out your inline CSS border-collapse declaration because you can just declare that in the head and in the body, give all your tables an attribute of border="0". Instead of writing style="border-collapse:none;" a dozen or more times.