Dave_Roberts

While it's a far from ideal solution, I recently encountered something similar to this but for the multi-select field where a client wanted it to appear like a select field but behave like a multi-select once you clicked into it. Not the most sane solution/approach, but I was able to fake the behavi...

Thanks for not only figuring this kind of stuff out, but also for sharing out your solution. Keep it legendary friend!

@JoshKessel It looks like I get a 404 message when I try to view the page you've linked here with the form on it. If you could please post an updated link that's publicly available, I'd be happy to put together a few lines of CSS that you can add to the Custom CSS on the form which should help you ...

Been looking forward to this getting updated for some time, thanks for the update here and excited that this is finally coming into play. Keep up the good work!

Most times that I've seen this issue where images do not display to their full height it is because there is a line-height set on the image parent element -- maybe that's the piece of the class that your removed that was causing an issue? If instead you omit the line-height rule and use a block-leve...

I'd agree here, anytime you can do something in Marketo instead of extending the tech stack to introduce another tool that does just about the same thing you'll generally be happier in the long-run. Things in Marketo work with things in Marketo without needing any sort of integrations which makes th...

As Jo mentioned, you'll want to replace the "#" in the VML code with the same variable you've got in the link below. It might look commented out, but that comment isn't a generic HTML comment, it's a Microsoft conditional comment which will actually show up in Outlook. Here's a link to check out mor...

It looks like the VML (Outlook) code you're using for the buttons has the href attribute set to "#". When there is not a link in there, Outlook doesn't recognize the button as a link and does some weird things to display it. This might be what's causing the issue for you, but should probably be fixe...

I'll pile on here to agree with what everyone's said so far. The root of the issue here is most likely what happens to an email once it hits your inbox. Generally the way the email is coded for sending from Marketo to "inbox unknown" is that it has to be able to be received by all the different inb...

No worries, good questions get good answers 🙂 Thanks for raising the question here, a lot of times it'll end up helping folks in the future who run into a similar question to have some options/ideas.