If you'd like to be able to style any form that's placed onto the page you could try the following CSS:
<style>
form.mktoForm {
background-color: yellow;
}
</style>
This will sty...
As an alternative process here, you could create a new email using the template and leave it blank (no modules). You could then add the "from" and "from name" to that email and sav...
It looks like this CSS rule might be centering the labels on the form.
.mktoForm div, .mktoForm span, .mktoForm label, .mktoForm p {
margin-left: 0 !important; /*remove this li...
I'd be careful about using images in emails just to support un-supported design choices.
Things like buttons that are images not only require a new image for each button, but they ...
You might also consider the value of the "overlapping" aesthetic here -- it might not be the best design choice for the modern email (Outlook) environment, albeit visually satisfyi...
The only easy and consistent method I've seen for dealing with this is to keep a list somewhere of the places that you use your forms on external pages. Sometimes (if it's only one...
Are you still having issues with this?
I noticed in the code that you shared that there are a few images which have spaces in the file name, for example:
https://go.bradyware.com/...
In short, you'll want to display the ::after pseudo-element as a "block" to get it to break down to the next line -- the same way that divs stack up in a layout (b/c their default ...
Usually when you see different styles in the editor than you see in the preview display it's got something to do with some CSS on your template. Anything that's not written into an...
I've run into something like this before as a result of havingtoo many editable areas on a Guided Landing Page template. If you're making one "master" template that's got a bunch o...