In speaking with Marketo they mentioned the text in the field is exceeding the limit and causing the problem. They recommended adding the text into the CSS directly which I haven't...
To echo what Sanford's added:1) Make sure the form is approved - the styles will not update on your web page until the form is approved.2) Clear your cache - this could have someth...
Hey Ronda,In the screenshot you shared of your CSS on the form, it looks like you are adding that to the "Theme CSS" (Simple theme) instead of the "Custom CSS" (which should be bla...
Hey Lara,Thanks for checking out the video and getting a discussion going in the community! For the first part about the GUI overly, there's a combo of CSS and a variable (toggles ...
Kim-I haven't seen anything like this before in a few years of email 2.0. It might have something to do with the layout/code you're using and maybe something isn't scaling correctl...
@Joe - the reason you've got to add new rules for things like the textarea field (comments field) is that the height is getting set in the code to 30px and the height of the textar...
I like to use theform.mktoForm... {...} selector b/c it's "more specific" (adds the 'form' element to the selector) and will override styles without the 'form' element in the selec...
The textarea field gets it's height from the rows="" attribute via the forms2.css file that loads with the forms. The rows attribute is what gets set when you choose how many lines...
I think it's ok to have the table at 100% - that's probably meant for mobile and ESPs that don't read styles in the head (i.e. classes). I'd guess that you're missing the CSS for h...