@SanfordWhiteman-- I'm not going to pretend to understand why there is a demonstratable difference between the two, but just to double-check my sanity I set this up with and withou...
@SanfordWhitemanhere's a simple example of the difference between the two functions that I just tested in our sandbox. I've included a link to the LP here for reference. This link ...
@sd-dev-user-01glad to see this helped you get something going, always nice to see things from so long ago come back to the surface.In order to get the boolean setup to work the wa...
In the form editor, you can click on your State field and then on theValues link in the right blue sidebar. That'll pull up the modal window in the middle of the screen. If you scr...
To put this into play at the template level and keeps things in line with your current experience, you'd want to add a new variable to the <head> of your template, just below theid...
To replace the Twitter logo with the new one, the best route that I've found for this is to replace the actual image that's loaded from your design studio.Let's say that right now ...
I also haven't found a way to resize the fixed columns, but you can slide around the "n:n columns" module to resize the columns manually there. The problem with that one is that I ...
Hey Ken, try moving the "https://" part to the outside of the token link.Here's a link to the docs with an example:https://experienceleague.adobe.com/en/docs/marketo/using/product-...
Sanford is spot on here.Here's a look at what a solution would look like in your code:<meta class="mktoBoolean" id="showNewHero" mktoname="Show New Hero?" default="true" true_value...
To add on here, once you do add the OG tags (Open Graph) to the head of your pages, what you've had in there previously may be cached in the different social networks. Each one has...