Hey Jo,I've always preferred the <tr> element for my modules and the <table> for my container but haven't run into an issue where the rows stack next to each other. This shouldn't ...
This is really a really clever way to extend the native functionality for images in Marketo, and I love that you can set it to one or many elements in the document - that's a rich ...
Hello Talia,There's a few way to think about adding styles to a Marketo form.The most common in my experience is the "Custom CSS" input on pg. 2 of the form editor (it's under the ...
At a glance, the code looks right, but like Sanford said it's hard to be sure until it's in the code-view.If re-approving the LP doesn't work, here's a few other maybes...If you're...
Hey James,Im willing to bet it has something to do with the mso-line-height that's set on the parent <td> around your image. Outlook likes to think that by "line-height" you meant ...
The only reason I can think of that you'd want to use two different versions of an image would be if you were including text as a part of the image, is there another use-case or re...
You might try: content:"\2713";willing to bet this'll do the trick 😉It looks like this might be the intended CSS character✔ (check mark) that's getting replaced with all the gibbe...
The paths are different here, but maybe it'd be possible to adhere to a strict naming convention and use something like a token or string variable to change the image path for both...
Knak has a templating tool that'll do something like this -- you can modify stuff on their platform and then import your work there into Marketo, they've been at it for a while and...
I haven't seen anything like this before, but I normally stay away from the "mktoImg" class all together unless it's really needed to lock an image into the background or something...