Tim_Marcacci

Nevermind. I was able to find that I can use tags to style accordingly.

Hi Sanford,I've tested your code from the codepen example you provided, and it works perfectly. Is there a way however to style the text that replaces the form?Thanks!

Nevermind! I figured out what I did wrong. The script was correctly changing the value of the "lead.SFDC Type" token which is why in my screenshot above, it shows as Contact instead of Customer. I changed the token to "company.SFDC Type" and everything is working properly. Thanks for your willingnes...

Hey Sanford, It seems I'm actually having some issues with this. I created a new field "subscriptionCenterSFDCType", added it to my form as "hidden", and used the visibility settings for the customer newsletter field to show only if the "subscriptionCenterSFDCType" field is "Customer."When testing t...

Sanford, you're the man! It worked perfectly. You need a "Buy Me a Coffee" button on your blog I'd owe you like 12 at this point for your answers on other threads that I've implemented as well.Cheers!

Thanks! If I understand correctly, you have the dummy field titled "SFDCTypeProxy" in the JS, correct?

Thanks for the advice, Sanford!Sorry to be a bit dense, but could you please provide a bit more detail on how to implement this? Where exactly do I put that code?Thanks!

Sanford Whiteman I know it's been a few years since you posted this, but it was EXACTLY what I was looking for. Dropped the code right in and everything worked flawlessly. Thank you, Sir!!!

Very old thread, but for people still searching how to do this, here it is:If you have no experience editing the CSS of Marketo forms, follow these steps. If you know what this is, just use the css below.On the "Form Theme" page of the form editor, click the gear icon to the far right and select "Ed...