Dave_Roberts

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...

@anandrajs786 -- I heard there was a lot of hype around the new email editor at Summit, but this tool is a long way from "production-capable" at the moment. It might make more sense to hold off on creating templates until they've actually got the kinks worked out and you're actually able to use thes...

@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 without the additional document ready function and in one case it doesn't work (without) and in the other it does work (with)...

@SanfordWhiteman here'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 has the not-working (1st) version of the code running on the page. In both cases with the code, the live version of the...

@sd-dev-user-01 glad 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 way you've got it in there (on/off classes) you'd need to modify the carousel js to skip any .carousel-item with the "of...