Marketo should (keyword: should) honor any styling you have in your HTML header. It does like to mutate inline styles, however, and it might be stripping classes or conditional cod...
The solution we use to get around this problem is a simple velocity email script token.Essentially, this token looks at the value of the lead's first name, and if it's a default/bl...
It would be extremely helpful if Marketo's HTML Editor had the ability to highlight code/syntax while editing the source directly. Many tools already do this, including Dreamweaver...
You can use the View as Webpage token (here's the documentation) to intentionally place the link you want somewhere other than the very top of the email. In this way, your Email Pr...
Did you try making the entire string part of your Email Script token, not just the £100 GBP ? I'd try that to see if it alleviates the rendering issue.
While I don't think it's explicitly forbidden, spaces in naming conventions are notoriously unreliable. If I were in your shoes, I would add simple hyphens in place of those spaces...
Take a look at this link from CSS-Tricks.com: https://css-tricks.com/almanac/properties/w/word-break/ From the looks of things your template uses a combination of the word-break pr...
Hey Catherine,If you right click on an email asset within Marketo, you'll be presented with the option to "Send Sample." That'll bring up a window allowing you to select a lead fro...
Absolutely correct. It's beneficial since you can push a cast forward to 'skip' a period of time, or retroactively set the first cast to a previous date to fine-tune the timing
I set up tokenized images in the manner you describe, Phillip, using a plain text token to house the image URL without the http prefix. It doesn't render in the Email Editor, but d...