Dave_Roberts

Technically, it is possible to change the position of the labels from the LP Editor level but this is not an "out of the box" feature with Marketo. You can toggle the label position from the Form Editor under the Settings menu. It looks like you currently have your labels set to "Left" - the other c...

@kenmckown were you ever able to get this issue resolved? I'm running into a similar issue and my setup looks a lot like yours - I've got two "people" added in the database using my work email and my personal email (gmail) and I've been trying to send a proof using the same method you show here and ...

The problem here might be your workflow, not the new editor (although there are plenty of issues with it still, so maybe carefully consider putting it into production just yet). When you send an email from Marketo, the actual HTML that gets sent includes all sorts of code patterns for different inbo...

The real issue here is not with colors at all, it's with the engineering of the Structures/Contents and how they play with Fragments. Fragments are selected as "Structures" but saved at the "Content" level. No amount of dynamic crayons is going to solve for this issue, it looks like for the time bei...

It looks like the background color behind the Contents is working, but what about the background color of the Structure? It looks like the issue here is how the fragments are engineered to require that you save a Structure (or adjacent Structures) but then you have to place them into a Structure to ...

It's not you -- it's just that this new email editor isn't really well thought out in terms of User Experience and execution of functionality. I jumped into a sandbox environment to see if I could replicate the background color issue and sure-as-sugar-pie it's happening on my end as well. The good ...

I do think it's still really too early to be taking the new email tool seriously as an option for real-world production. There's still a bunch of features that are lacking in the tool that limit the functionality compared to the existing email editor (v2.0). Even once the "bugs" are worked out and a...

Usually when we see this kind of issue it's because the email editor is a web-based tool which is far more capable of rendering things like custom fonts than an email service provider (inbox) like Outlook or Gmail. There are a few things like this that will render well in the Marketo preview (again ...

You'll likely need some CSS to hide the text block in Section 2 and then maybe a little extra to center your form block. This can be done "for one page only" without needing to update the template using the Edit Page Metatags menu and adding a

2) Light & Dark Mode Challenges - While dark mode improves user experience, it poses challenges for email renderability:No HTML Access: Email Editor 3.0 restricts head-level CSS.Dark Mode Media Queries: Inline @media (prefers-color-scheme: dark) inside the email body won’t work.Solution:Use image-ba...