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Re: Has anyone tried tweeking forms with the html drag and drop on landing pages?

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Has anyone tried tweeking forms with the html drag and drop on landing pages?

Any successes other than creating 2 columns?

Like:
Line breaks in field names.
Changing the length of an individual field.
Changing the spacing between individual fields

Thanks, maybe someday Marketo will get how important these forms can be along with their asthetic.
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Re: Has anyone tried tweeking forms with the html drag and drop on landing pages?

Agreed, the default form state really leaves something to be desired...

I did a lot of styling to try to make the forms look better using HTML in the actual template itself. It stands to reason those types of tweaks would probably work if you inserted CSS into the HTML drag and drop.

Using CSS in the template to override default Marketo form styles, I've been able to change field length, change default form width, change padding/margin around input fields, and even make the length of the page expand so that if form errors appear when someone doesn't fill out the entire form they don't run off the page. (I basically had to start from scratch and completely restructure the entire Marketo template in order to do that, though.)

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Re: Has anyone tried tweeking forms with the html drag and drop on landing pages?

Agreed, the default form state really leaves something to be desired...

I did a lot of styling to try to make the forms look better using HTML in the actual template itself. It stands to reason those types of tweaks would probably work if you inserted CSS into the HTML drag and drop.

Using CSS in the template to override default Marketo form styles, I've been able to change field length, change default form width, change padding/margin around input fields, and even make the length of the page expand so that if form errors appear when someone doesn't fill out the entire form they don't run off the page. (I basically had to start from scratch and completely restructure the entire Marketo template in order to do that, though.)