Robb_Barrett

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Didn't work for me in Chrome.

That didn't work, but this did:.mktoRadioList>label, .mktoRadioList>input {display: inline-block !important; margin-right: 1em !important;margin-left: .5em !important;}.mktoForm input[type=radio] {float: none;}

All of this potentially exposes your credentials. I know it's a small chance someone is going to search through source code but it's still not a best practice.

There's no reason why your pages can't look like Marketo pages no matter where they are. In fact, good web design would be to create a seamless transition and the user never realizes they switched servers.If you really want password protected, I would look outside Marketo. This is a good program but...

This is the same thing I'm seeing on spam traps too. You get a flurry of clicks and few VWPs.

OK, here's a situation I was presented with this morning:We use Marketo for our Contact Us page and we have workflows that fire off alerts. One of the alerts has two links: I've Handled This, or I Need to Re-Route This. There is a follow up workflow that is triggered on the I've Handled This click. ...

This is interesting as I'm seeing the same exact thing - 4 clicks simultaneously.

Bumping this thread. I've tried using a couple of types of CSS I've found while searching and nothing is working.