Casey_Grimes

Hi Dan,Top labels are usually my preference, but if you're looking to still have side labels for non-mobile views, you simply need to change line 1 of that CSS to.mktoForm, .mktoForm .mktoFieldWrap, .mktoForm .mktoHtmlText {width:100% !important;}and line 12 to.mktoForm input[type=text], .mktoForm i...

Hi Dan,Your label for First Name has a hard width defined against it from the form editor (the same thing, incidentally, is happening on City/Do Not Call Reason which is causing issues on mobile.)Use NormalizeMktoForms.css and remove the hard definitions on the labels to move to an actually responsi...

Hi Gavin,First off: as someone who used Quark XPress all the time in her first job, good to see Quark is still going strong!Second, while there aren't any "easy" solutions to this particular issue, there are definitely several different ways to solve it. Please send me a PM or email me (courtney@dem...

An interesting way to attack the problem, but using two forms seems like overkill.The way I've gotten around this problem in the past is to use a combination of fieldsets, CSS and display JS to actually break the form display up (while keeping it intact for browsers that can't handle/accessibility i...

Hi Devaraj,In this case, you would use something like {{system.date}}.

Hi Devaraj,In a word: yes. Adding a formula in a flow such as End Date = {{lead.Start Date}} + 40 days is recognized by Marketo to calculate the data value as 40 days after the Start Date value.

- Shout out to Jessica Cross​: being able to filter out "reason is not: Lead Merge" on value changes and program statuses.- You can create custom types of Interesting Moments, which is especially useful when sending moments to several different teams- Seemingly obvious, but I never put two and two t...

Just as a heads-up: the single easiest way to resolve this is to use Measurement Protocol as a webhook in conjunction with non-interaction hits and whatever key pair you're using to tie Google Analytics sessions/users and Marketo sessions/users together. It takes most of the heavy lifting out of it.

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