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I can't see your code above, can you send it to me and I'll take a look? jcooperman@marketo.com

It will come when we update the editor. No solid ETA right now.Greg's suggestion does work here: https://docs.marketo.com/display/DOCS/Create+a+Guided+Landing+Page+Template Use a string variable and set allowHtml parameter to true.

Then you're good, any text in an mktEditable section will be auto-copied to the TEXT version of the email for your editing.http://docs.marketo.com/display/DOCS/Edit+the+Text+Version+of+an+Email

In the next few weeks, this will be changed so that any meta tags added to the template will be respected and populated when a user creates a new landing page. Just FYI

Just FYI, in the next few weeks we're releasing a change that will respect whatever tags you've defined in the LP template instead of overriding it when you create an individual LP from that template. Justin

This is not currently on the roadmap.In Email 1.0, customers would edit the HTML and TEXT versions of each individual rich-text region, which would build out the content seen in the TEXT version of the email. This is no different in Email 2.0, other than we auto-copy all of the contents of each indi...

In case anyone is wondering, this functionality IS available in munchkin. However, it is only present in versions 152 and up. Currently our production munchkin loader file (munchkin.marketo.net/munchkin.js) points to v151. To take advantage of the functionality, just switch your munchkin tag to use ...

Currently, the < > is only added if you've linked text in the HTML side. If you've typed a URL like marketo.com and have NOT made it an anchor tag, then the TEXT side will also just show marketo.com and it will be up the email clients what they choose to do with it on both HTML and TEXT sides.

Oops, you're right! I was thinking about Email Insights. Do you have that yet? Bounce %, Soft %, Hard % all shown there.

I more meant, how does a text end user understand how the following was presented in the HTML version:HTML-VersionNavigate to http://www.marketo.com to learn more about marketing automation!vs.TEXT-VersionNavigate to http://www.marketo.com http://www.marketo.com/?myQueryStringParameter=Value&otherQu...