Joe_Reitz

Yep, just upload the document to the Design Studio just like you would an image. And then link the button/text to that URL.Next, create a smart list for "clicked link in email." Specify the email ID and the link, and you're all set.

upload it to design studio, then modify the reference to the URL.

sarcastic and a beard?!?Induct this man.

You don't need to... but it's a good idea in general. You'd add the script to the header of the Landing Page template.Smarter play... Do some ad tracking with smart campaigns inside Marketo! Video Link : 1257

It's really more of a guideline. I'd encourage you to register and take the pre-test. If you don't do so hot, push the test date out and study up. The cert is nothing a little dogged persistence can't overcome.

I'm betting the "Center Closures" and "Scheduling Sessions" bits use headline tags, thus have different line heights specified in the templates CSS. Just a guess. Have a peek at your HTML.The paragraphs would space evenly if it were as simple as ...

Center closures...

Holiday list...

Scheduling Session

Well... I just started getting random

tags, so...Helpful link, though. I'll give those ideas a try.

This is aggravating... But I'd like to echo what Edward Unthank​ said. The empty DIV tags work a treat.As an aside, I can't imagine any user that leverages custom templates would ever appreciate superflous lines of HTML added to their emails... Most of my team doesn't understand HTML, so this move p...