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Dave_Roberts · ‎05-17-2020

If there's a toggle to hide the button, you might also want to try and clear the editable element for the button if that's possible (to get rid of the html). Simply hiding it with CSS isn't enough to actually eliminate it in situations like this, the code itself needs to be cleared (right-click on the editable area and choose "Clear Content"). When you receive an email, there's usually a bunch of styles that get dropped from the email based on which inbox service you use. Most (good) templates are coded with some different layers of code that work for Gmail, Outlook and the rest a little differently. Once you send the email and it ends up in a Gmail inbox, for example, it'll lose all of the code that was written for Outlook (b/c gMail doesn't recognize it as valid code) and some of the code will get interpreted to gel with gMail so it's not the same code getting forwarded as what came to the inbox originally.

SanfordWhiteman · ‎04-30-2020

@Stephanie_Berr2 could you return to the thread and mark my answer as the solution? Thanks.

Stephanie_Berr2 · ‎03-25-2020

@Michael_Florin Someone else at Marketo support took over my ticket and was able to find the issue yesterday...

SanfordWhiteman · ‎02-19-2020

No reason you couldn't use a little Forms JS to pop up a Marketo form that gates content specific to each page. There would have to be a pointer to the content somewhere on the page -- for example, a <link rel="enclosure" href="https://download.example.com/a/specific.pdf"> in the <head> would be semantically appropriate. You could of course include any other descriptive info as well, and then use the Marketo Forms JS API to dynamically switch the thumbnail image on the form and the form's follow-up (Thank You) asset/page. You could store the whole page-to-asset config in one big JSON file if you wanted, and serve that file from Marketo (a Design Studio asset) -- that too would work in conjunction with the JS API. But there too, Marketo itself wouldn't know what you were using it for, all of the business logic & config would be on the client side in JS. Marketo does not offer a central place to link non-Marketo pages to specific assets/actions/popups unless you add on the Web Personalization module, which is a whole other ball of wax.

SanfordWhiteman · ‎02-08-2020

Agreed. Also note -webkit-appearance: none; doesn't apply in iOS Safari nor IE. Not really the right way to build custom form appearances (which can be mobile-inaccessible and offputting enough already).

Tyron_Pretorius · ‎01-23-2020

Does anyone know when the wait cadence screenshotted at the top of Erik Heldebro's post will be released?

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