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No HTML required. I couldn't write a line of code to save my life.

Good question Lee.Depends if you are hosting that infographic on a Marketo or a non-Marketo page. If it is Marketo, definitely use a native Marketo form by dragging it onto the page, and if its a non-Marketo page then use a Marketo form within an iFrame. Generally speaking, those would be the best w...

Hey Geoff,If you don't want to mess around with HTML and CSS anymore, check out www.knak.io.Will give you all the code for responsive templates that has been tested in Litmus, and you can just worry about editing it in the Marketo WYSIWYG editor.

I will say though, Gmail is a pain for responsive design as they do not support media queries, which is how emails are coded to suit different screen sizes. There are some workarounds, but it would be nice if gmail finally got with the times and supported this functionality.

Hey Carolyn,I'd encourage you to check out Knak. Knak allows Marketers to quickly and easily create responsive Marketo email and landing page templates with no coding required. You can then bring it into Marketo and edit, and everything will remain responsive, no matter how you edit it.www.knak.io -...

What does 'template syntax' mean?

Oh, and we have a way to preview what your template looks like on desktop and mobile, so you always have an idea of how the template will look, depending on the screen size.

Hi Jennifer,I'd encourage you to try out Knak. Knak is a new product we just launched this week at the Summit. It makes creating responsive Marketo templates simple.You can create the template you've always wanted, in under 5 minutes, and customize it for your brand, with no coding required.Then you...