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Kenny,Thank you so much! Worked perfectly!

Chris,In the Form Settings under Thank You Page you can send form "filler outers" to a specific page based on certain information that they entered into the form, such as State or Country. Just click on Add Choice under Thank You Page to go to the Advanced Thank You Page dialog box. There you can en...

Sam,This will hide the button from your form: .mktoForm .mktoButton { visibility:hidden !important; } However, I agree with everyone else. I'm not sure if users will know how to submit the form if they do not see a button.

Awesome! Glad I could help!

Hi Rachel,It doesn't look like you are selecting anything with your CSS. Go ahead and remove the @import statement. You need to select the marketo form inside you CSS with this selector: .mktoFormAdd this code to your CSS file:.mktoForm { font-family:'Pontano Sans', sans-serif !important; }If that ...

Rachel,Try adding this code to your CSS file at the top: @import url(http://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Pontano+Sans);Also, did you place the first code I gave you as the first element of the section of your page? It should look like this:your other code...

Have you added the code for this font to your external landing page? If not, here is the code to add:Also, try removing the comma after "sans-serif" so it reads: font-family:'Pontano Sans', sans-serif !important;

Hi,Not sure if this issue has been resolved, but I am experiencing a similar issue. The only forms that seem to be effected are the form that I used custom CSS for. I tested a form with no custom CSS and it works fine in IE8. Any suggestions as to what could cause the problem.

The form is working on all major browsers except IE8. When I try to view the form on IE8, it just crashes. Any information on why this would be happening?Thanks

Okay I found the issue. All I had to do was add "https:" to the URLs in the embed code. Once I added that to both URLs, the form appeared fine. Thanks