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It looks like adding query parameters to the link is the only way that I found to capture direct links inside an tag. We'll just have to give up it for now. Thank your for your time.

No, the data doesn't populate using the variable name as well. Is there an unconventional way that I could go about with capturing link IDs? I've thought about adding query parameters inside the links to differentiate them.

The literal value that I've added inside '${CTAEmailRef}' is 'btn' and it isn't populating any data. Without adding the 'link ID' parameter, that is when it shows results in all links that has been clicked on that email. Is this a case you've come across?

Okay so we created an email and have sent it to testers to click on a link inside a rich text editor v.s. a link directly from an tag. Below are the query conditions that we have added: Both links had two different IDs with the same href links. If we look for the link ID that was inside the rich text editor, it would show data. But if we look for the link ID that was in the tag, it would not show data. What are we missing?

I didn't know Outlook was this unstable with css properties. Unfortunately, moving wrapping the in a (also moving the styles in the ) did not work. It ended up displaying another border right next to the button. I will have to wait until Microsoft can fix this at their end. Code:${CTACopyA5} Outlo...

Hey @SanfordWhiteman, if it's not possible to manipulate the tag fully, is there a system configuration that we can do in Adobe Marketo's Form settings to change that tag to a tag? No css/js manipulation required. Just a system configuration or Form configuration. Thank you for your time.

Hey @SanfordWhiteman Could you please crop the footer of the image you've posted? We don't want our brand noted there. Thank you.

Hey @SanfordWhiteman, Yes, I know it's imitating a dropdown field. It's using a tag. What I want to know is, are we able to style a tag like how they've styled the