Victor_Herrero

Thanks for the form loading script! I knew about it but I didn't think of adding it to the code manually while using your add-on... The other was more of a complaint, not so much a question I'll have a look at the flexbox thing. Like I said, I just started with HTML and CSS. I've seen that flex prop...

Perhaps if you dropped the xbox controller... (Just a joke, I have trouble dropping it myself) Your extension does something I think Marketo should have addressed long ago. When it comes to editing assets, Marketo's user experience is really bad. You can "drag and drop" modules in guided templates, ...

Ok, so I think I get it now, just needed a little step by step:Open locally stored html template file with chrome (looks bad)Turn on extension, page reloads completely (looks good, like a rendered html marketo template)Work on the html file inside an editor (like sublime), save changes locallyGo bac...

I'm sorry, I'm new to markup languages. How do you "open up your offline code in Chrome" ? I've tried opening my html files with chrome before, but they don't render correctly because they are an empty template, so I imagine that's not what you mean, right?

I installed it but I'm not sure how to use it to be honest :SShould I use it while editing the html of the template within marketo? Perhaps while modifying things from inside the developer tools on a landing page... ? Thanks!

Thanks! Again, when I find the time and the courage, I'll try to implement both. but this should do it, also allowing for reusability. It's true that our first 3 fields are usually the same, so I don't mind locking those in place in the template.I'll let you know! Thank you so much for this!

Actually, now that I'm having a look at it I have encountered "label", in fact I have had to play around with checkbox labels but more on the CSS and not so much HTML so I hadn't paid attention to the "for" I didn't know about "data-*" though!Thanks for clearing it up

After reading your scripts (and understanding only like 2% ) I can't really think of a way of differentiating a normal field from a progressive profiling field except perhaps: Marketo only allows for one to be includedIt's always included at the endSo maybe create another wrapper that tags fields w...

I have been able to implement this myself and it seems to be working I also ran into the issue of forms being loaded twice, because I'm also using a Marketo landing page. Commenting-out the load.form() line in your code seemed to fix it. I was however unable to determine exactly at what point in the...