Thank you Nicholas Manojlovic for your input. With a bit of playing around I've managed to solve the issue. Here's what I did to make it work. First, if the email is built in table form (which most emails are) to hide the section you have to put the id reference, ${idname}, in the table of your content section eg. <table class="${showWebinarMainText}" width="600" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0" border="0" align="center">. <div> tags do not work for the email template, when I tried Marketo stripped them all out. One other thing that I came across is that you can hide the section and it renders in most email clients, however, good old Outlook doesn't hide it. So here is the work around. Code the css with mso-hide for the false_value: .hide { display: none; mso-hide: all; } .show { display: block; } Then add it to your mktoBoolean: <meta class="mktoBoolean" id="showWebinarMainText" mktoname="Show Webinar Main Text?" default="true" false_value="hide" true_value="show" false_value_name="NO" true_value_name="YES" /> Then reference this in your table using class=: <table class="${showWebinarMainText}" width="600" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0" border="0" align="center"> I've never used modules before but looking into it that's what I need! I'm not sure how to use them though. Could you give me an example of how I might code a container and a module into my email template? Many thanks!
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