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In my Lead Activity log I see the following item:It doesn't really tell me much when I click into it:Is this something Marketo is doing or is it something else as we don't current do any automated/manual merging?I asked because the lead effected changed from good data to bad data.
I think Justin's fix below is better fix since the color is built into bootstrap.cssIf that doesn't fix, share the page url and I'll happily look.
Sanford have you tried adding in the og:url tag:This should force Facebook to use this url rather than the actual url.
You have to add the the tag in the Hyperlink Text section of the token:
I think this screen is is best viewed on a large monitor, try opening the view in a new window:Looks like your segment is approved, you can not edit this unless it's a draft, create a draft from Segmentation Actions:
Kate, if you have access to Marketo University, they have a class on Program Types, Channels And Tags, attached is what I'm using for Channels and Tags. I have other tags that are product specific, basically by creating a tag it allows you to report on it, as an organisation if you know what you wan...
These are explained here: Understanding System Managed Fields - Marketo Docs - Product Docs Original Source Type = The location a lead or website visitor was first discovered (Example: List Import, Web Page Visit)Registration Source Type = The location an activity first became a lead (Example: List ...
It sounds like the mktoColor is not connected to your CSS, you code should look as follows:.header { background-color:${headerBG}; }If this doesn't fix, send a sample of your code so I can take a look.
Marketo only has 1 folder structure per instance, you need to firstly upload all the sub folder files to Images and Files in the Design Studio. Then in the HTML file point the all the file references to your Design Studio:Examplexxx.mycompany.com/rs/xxx/images/file-name.cssIn you HTML, the CSS link ...