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Hi Dylan,This can be tackled pretty easily with CSS: NormalizeMktoForms.css
Hi Kim,I'm not as familiar with the new REST API-based integration, but I did write a homegrown system before Wistia offered native integration that can do this. I'd like to do some legwork directly with Wistia on this as I see you're not the first person to complain in recent days, but if I don't g...
Hi Christine,In this case, once you've created the template, just create a blank LP with nothing on it aside from your default template code--that'll help us see where there might be potential issues, and still be public facing the way your normal LPs are.
Outlook modifies the way it handles HTML once it gets forwarded--basically, it will strip certain code that an email comes in and then tries to re-render it using the Microsoft Word engine. The correct answer 99% of the time is to go "welp, we tried" and not worry about it too much.In this case, tho...
Hey folks—just a head's up/comment on this: I've definitely run into a few instances where the email editor is exponentially slower than other, typical Marketo instances.The reason why? The assets in the email aren't correctly returning. Most commonly this is an incorrect file path for an image/font...
Hi Aldo,The root cause here is pretty banal: your main table rows for each module don't have a cell defined, so Marketo's rejecting them as invalid. Adding a wrap around each module fixes things.Also: if you're working with MJML and like Marketo and Slack, you should come hang out with us in #email...
Hi Simone,What you can do in this case is use the Send Alert functionality but simply add the same email message as the one you're sending as the "alert". From there you can determine who you want to "BCC"--though it's a faux method, it's functionally identical.
Oh, of course--I guess I would have just expected a username capture at time of recording in addition to the ID, mostly to prevent confusion.
Hi Diedert,Twitter IDs are valid--they're just Twitter's internal view of an account instead of the username, which can change. For example, I have the amazingly even Twitter ID 44990000 even though my handle is @cougrimes.TweeterID - Twitter ID and username converter offers a converter, as well as ...
Hi Wyatt,If you're doing an export via API, you can do this by using the Campaign Run ID that returns with activities_click_email; the trick is going to be reconciling the Campaign Run ID to the date sent. I've been getting around this lately by having a record that always opens or clicks automatica...