@jtanusri,
In a moment of boredom, I went through and deleted the irrelevant modules from what you sent through.
The code I ended up with was:
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD ...
@jtanusri,
there are a LOT of modules in there still. Can you remove them ALL except the one that causes problems, and repost that code.
I'm trying to get you to help us help you....
@jtanusri,
Two things:
Refer to my post on how to post code -https://nation.marketo.com/t5/product-blogs/posting-code-in-discussions/ba-p/341001/highlight/true. It'll make it a lo...
@abaummidaxo
I'm guessing this is the page in question:https://www.midaxo.com/contact
It looks like you're not stripping out the Marketo CSS. That may be where the problem is comin...
People often post code into Discussion posts - and that's a great thing. It helps the technically minded people amongst dig into the problem and provide solutions, and let's face i...
@SanfordWhitemanwrote:
The reality is that a countdown timer will still be a GIF. It'll just be dynamically generated for the time the reader has opened the email (and if it gets ...
@Raja,
JavaScript can't be used in emails at all - it isn't that it's not practical. It's that it doesn't work.
The reality is that a countdown timer will still be a GIF. It'll ju...
@Chris_Francis1,
coding HTML for emails is an incredibly nuanced PITA! I'd suggest doing a LOT of googling (It's what I did in my early days). A great place to start is to google "...
@Chris_Francis1,
from your pasted code:
The # in the href should be the same Marketo variable as used in the non-outlook button. (i.e.${threeColumnButtonLeft})
Also, I've reforma...