Hey Taylor-If you're looking to find the class to modify, you can use the inspect tool in Chrome (other browser have a similar feature) by right clicking on the section you'd like ...
Hey Taylor-You should be able to target the rich text using the .mktoHtmlText class. I usually prefix this with form.mktoForm to help override any add'l styling that might get adde...
Hey Pete, I had a look thru the HTML -- copied it into a new template in Marketo and scrolled thru. I didn't see anything obvious that would flip the order of the sections you've g...
Sanford Whiteman -- completely an aside here, but what did you use to create the video capture above? It's super helpful to see what's going on -- any suggestions on something (PC...
Hey Ignace-From the form editor, you click on the select field you want to save - that'll bring up the properties menu for that field in the right column. From there, you'll look f...
You should be able to add the editable syntax to a <td>, <table> or any other element in your email. I usually use a tabled approach for the structure of the email and then nest a ...
It looks like only the first checkbox has the Instruction text setup on the parent div as a title attribute. The others for some reason do not have the title attribute on the ".mkt...
Hey Benjamin, does the URL for these fonts actually have the /fonts bit in the URL?If that's the case, Marketo probably won't pick it up b/c it doesn't read the child-level folders...
I think you might also be able to get away with changing your field labels settings from "Left" to "Above". It looks like they're displayed "left" in the screenshot, but on most of...
Im not aware of any limitations that you'd have to consider when setting up Bootstrap with Marketo -- it'll do just about anything you can do anywhere else on the front-end. I norm...