Matt_Stone2

Depending on if you're wanting to do this in an email or on a landing page, there's varying degrees of difficulty (thanks to how email clients handle code). But in general, check out this site for the basics: http://www.w3schools.com/css/css_link.asp

You should be able to just hit "Cancel" instead and it won't auto-fix it.

You could do this a couple of different ways... either create custom fields for each player (e.g. player1_email, player2_email and so on), or you can make it a multi-stage form.Assuming you want each person entered as an indvidual lead, I'd go with the latter. So you could set up four landing pages ...

Try dropping it into the landing page template's HTML.Go into the Design Studio > Landing Pages > Find the template(s) of the pages that will have the form on them > Click "Edit Draft"You'll see the full code for the landing page template and you can scroll down till you find the tag and put your c...

It likely has to do with the size of your images and the scaling you're doing. I would scale the images down to the size you actually intend on using them and save them at that size before placing them on your page. Different browsers handle the scaling differently, but if you take that variable out...

Are you dropping the form onto a Marketo landing page or embedding it? If the former, you can try placing the conditional CSS in the landing page layout.As a side note: if you're testing this with Internet Explorer's developer tools, more recent versions did not recognize conditional comments with t...

You can piece together a unique URL via tokens in an email. So if you want to send everyone in a list to http://www.yoursite.com/[unique-value] you would need to create a field in Marketo called Unique Value, then upload each member's respective string.In your email, you'd just put: http://www.yours...

I actually have a document named "Outlook Sucks" where I keep notes about all the different peculiarities to remember for various email clients.Outlook will also ignore inline !important styles from time to time, though I believe it's OK with them in the section.Unfortunately, you've really just go...

It should be possible, but I doubt you could do this on a Marketo-hosted landing page, due to the need of server-side coding.You should start by looking at the Marketo cookie and pulling down a unique identifier for the visitor on the landing page. I haven't looked at this myself, but the cookie pro...

It depends on what you mean by "pure html." What I'm guessing you mean is using a template with all inline styles and not utilizing a stylesheet or CSS in your .You can do it however you want, but for the sake of ease, utilizing CSS makes the most sense so you can utilize classes and template-wide s...