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Can you provide a link to the landing page? It's just some CSS that needs tweaking.

Yes! Text tokens don't filter out abnormal content, so you can use them for abnormal JavaScript. Here's a little guide I threw together: Marketo Token Guide. EDIT: So for email templates, this works when you're editing the section, but it doesn't work when you're editing the of the email template....

Hey Michael, you can change leads' scores with a flow step. So if you run a batch campaign, you can say "anyone in these lists" as the target (smart list), and "change data value of behavior score to =0" as the flow step. Or, if you have a large database and are worrying about processing speed, you ...

If you click on it a few times, it will stop bouncing for you!

The problem code is on line 267: img {max-width: 100%;}. I can't tell if it's custom code that's been there before or if it's with the new release—my guess is it's old code. The breakpoint it's focusing is on 768px, which is why it looks like it jumps twice. When I removed that line, the mobile vers...

Curious! Do you have a link to the landing page to check out the source code?

Tammy, there are a few places you can put it, but here's a spot for you. If you go into the "Form Theme" section and click on the gear, you can get to "Edit Custom CSS." I put screenshots and the code that you need for this example. Best,Edward Unthank | Founder, Etumos

You can edit these with CSS. The selector will be:An example of removing the border is: Best,Edward Unthank | Founder, Etumos

Re: scoring fields.Native scoring fields (e.g., Lead Score) will be additive, but custom SFDC fields for scoring (even after being changed to "score" type in Marketo) are treated like integers and will be merged (and overwritten) like normal integer fields. So if you have hefty custom behavior scori...

Exactly what Scott said! We don't usually hide the preview line, but gray it out a little bit and make it hierarchically-less important. Lots of companies are doing it, so once you notice it once you can see it in lots of marketing emails:The "Preview line" and previews aren't any special code for O...