Justin_Cooperm2

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Agree 100% with Dory. It is not a good idea to use custom fonts in emails. Choose a standard font that will display across all email clients.

You'll find many ways to build mobile-friendly emails all across the web and we have templates for use at http://templates.marketo.com See this thread for more details:https://community.marketo.com/MarketoDiscussionDetail?id=90650000000Pg38AAC

Because you are only saving a subset of the info to Marketo, it would probably be best to have your dev team write their own form on your website with the desired fields and then reference the AssociateLead call on this page to send the field values you care about to Marketo:http://developers.market...

That won't work if the person editing the landing page drags content onto the page. All elements are absolute-positioned that are dragged onto the page. The only way to make content inherit the style of the template is if you use tokens, as I show above. I agree it's not ideal but we're currently ma...

You can find ways to do this on the developer site:http://developers.marketo.com/documentation/websites/forms-2-0/

Max -Can you please file a support ticket?

Add this to your template:

Then tell them to simply create a rich-text program token on the program that contains the landing page and enter their rich-text there.

Nope, this isn't currently supported. Post an idea!

Not sure how good your HTML/CSS/JS skills are, but you could write that yourself:

Welcome back, {{lead.FirstName}}

Select series:

-- series 1 series 2DownloadThen write some JavaScript on the page:function downloadClicked() {var seriesControl = document.getElementById("series");var selectio...