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Since I sometimes see this come up and because of the types of images in question: are those files initially hosted on a different Marketo instance before being used in emails for this instance? Cross-instance images can run into CORS issues occasionally in the editor, though they will render correc...
Seconding Jared's request--would it be possible to either receive a recording or have another round of office hours in Q4/Q1 2023?
In this particular case, you've set a MktoForms2 object check in your header JS, but your footer scripts do not. As a result, your JavaScript is halting.
This is a bit of an odd question, but one I realized I have no idea on: when you use a filter such as In Time Frame: Today or In Past: 2 Days, how is the "day" itself calculated? That is to say, how is a day determined for a given datetime? Is the calculation done by the Location set in Marketo? Is ...
Not necessarily--in this case, the variable has been set, and it's showing that to the end user. You just more typically run across 365 doing this when there's nothing set in the link.
Of course. 365 and Outlook.com are pretty fussy about links in general—in fact, if you've ever tried to do something like Test 1 or Test 2 this used to fail and make links break up until recently. I even wound up just switching to using "#tbd" in order to get around this problem when I didn't know w...
Hi Cahan, This actually isn't a malformed link, but instead a specific setup issue: when you create an email template and choose to use variables for links (such as the CTA link) in editable areas, some problems can occur—while the majority of email clients will receive the email with the properly f...
Hi there, So, this Selfridges email is using a common technique that's done in B2C and retail emails, but it may not translate really well into Marketo. If you look at the design itself, you can think about it as table rows and columns rather than the slants you see visually: 1. Full column width fo...
Without seeing the full email template, this is going to be hard to diagnose, but I wanted to at least offer a bit of guidance. Some things you can look at to help deduce what might be the problem include:Do extensive tag closure checks. The most common reason a module will fail is that it isn't pro...
Hi Sev, Strictly speaking, Twitter should be able to read og:image tags—it's the fallback that it uses if Twitter's own twitter:image isn't being used. However, you do need to at least define twitter:card (as either summary or summary_large_image) and twitter:title. If you have those already set up,...