Dave_Roberts

You're spot on Sanford. https://www.caniemail.com/features/css-border-radius/

Thanks for sharing this kind of stuff. I can always count on you to post something that I can learn from while cruising thru the Community. Good stuff here!

The issue here was caused by a form's HTML being hard-coded into an editable area on an LP template and that form being deleted from the instance. Deleting the form becomes an easier mistake to make b/c Marketo will not pickup that a form is in use when you copy/paste the HTML for the form into an e...

On a Marketo LP you can use a token -- that's probably the most user-friendly way to set this up. When you embed the form on a webpage outside of Marketo however, that token will not render and you'll need a script similar to what Sanford posted here. In terms of implementation, for pages using the ...

This is great, keep it coming! We get caught in the security/IT circus too often with clients trying to work around layers of permissions and having this kind of thing be more granular in Marketo should help us to navigate some of those choppy waters. Thanks again and keep cranking out the hits! 🙌

I'm with you there 100% for sure!

It looks like this feature isn't present in Design Studio, but I do see it show up in Marketing Activities. Curious that there'd be a difference there, but maybe just something that got missed in the UI QA process?

It is likely that the Global Variable you enter in the editor is hard-coded to a UTM parameter on the links behind the scenes in your email template. While this creates an easy user-centric experience, it's also rigid and forces you into updating a specific UTM parameter that you might not want to u...

Hey @Alle_JB -- I tried to code up a body and surrounding table for this in our Email on Acid test platform to run a few render tests and see if I could get the button to center on the page using the ${ctabuttonalign} variable. I think I've got something working, but I had to guess at a few of the v...

I'm not an expert in this area, but maybe here's something to try:If those links are leading to a website, could you try to filter folks by "Visited URL" rather than "clicked link"? Visiting a page and clicking a link seem like the same action from a human interaction perspective, but measuring link...