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Hi Geraldine,A lot of what you're describing doesn't happen out-of-the-box, but I have used Calendar successfully in the past to plan out campaigns (and potential conflicts) by scheduling Smart Campaigns to act as date placeholders for various milestones. You just set a filler Smart Campaign with so...
Hi Dan,You absolutely can and this kind of thing is exceedingly common. The key is to make a CSS file wherever you're embedding your form (whether that's on Marketo or your own website) that acts as a global override rather than trying to do it per-form. I have two common CSS resets that I use for f...
Hi Tara,Sure--it's one of those things that sounds more complicated than it actually is. If you're asking a Yes/No question for instance, you'd make two links or buttons or whatever and assign each a unique ID (either via id="whatever" in HTML or in the Advanced tab of the Insert Link box.) Have the...
Short answer: no. There's spotty support for forms and many clients consider them to be a security risk. Moreover, if you're trying to embed a Marketo Forms 2.0 the way you would embed it on a landing page, you'd need to extract it out into the core HTML of the form itself. What you could do as an a...
Hi Robb,As a heads-up: Gmail/Inbox doesn't support the content property, thus my recommendation of background (kludgey though it is.)
Hi JD,In the particular case you're describing, your best bet would be to set up a module for your header using the Email Editor 2.0 syntax, then create local variables for both the main version and mobile version. Place the header as a background image (and define a unique ID in your HTML) with VML...
I just ran into this within the past 24 hours (I was working off SFDC's SOAP API documentation to try to map something only to realize "oh I guess Marketo doesn't support that field yet") and it's yet another "I'd make an idea but no one would understand", so: cosigning updating the API version.
Sanford is correct that I wrote the middle layer in PHP--in this case, the company had a LAMP stack as their main server and it was the path of least resistance. However, building a similar tool in Python (or just using an API gateway) should be just as easy. It really has more to do with your tech ...
Hi Dan,It looks like the 70px top margin is actually coded into your LP template (at line 33). However, if you just want to change this as a one-off instance, you could always do something like #mktoForm_1512 {margin-top: 0 !important;} in your form's actual CSS.
Hi Christine,Unfortunately,most of RCE's MDX capabilities are swept under the rug--and it's always been a sore point for me that the tech RCE is based on allows for MDX queries but RCE strips this.With the new UI update, it looks like perhaps even the ability to format output via MDX has been remove...