Dave_Roberts

Anton- There's no shortage of folks who will offer to take your money for something like this - there's lots of solutions out there to navigate. Here in the community, the idea is to help eachother out instead of trying to scrounge up sales -- I'd be happy to do my part here and help out where I ca...

Hey Tim, you could try changing the subject line of the email and sending another test. I've seen Gmail "selectively" show some content and not others, and/or it'll also sometimes color your text purple, if it's something that's repeated from a previous email in the thread. This has happened most t...

Hey Ignace-It looks like you'll need to add style="max-width:100%; height:auto;" to your images to get them to respect the width of their container. It looks like what you are running into here might be that when you use the file explorer (the little folder w/ the magnifying glass next to the URL in...

Hey Pat-It looks like you're running Bootstrap4 on this template and it might make more sense to leverage Bootstrap for the modal part and just put your form into that instead. Here's a link to more info on the Bootstrap modal: https://getbootstrap.com/docs/4.0/components/modal/ - there's copy/past...

Hey Sonali,It looks like there is a margin-left: 30%; rule set on the .mktoButtonRow. Im guessing this style is on your template from the looks of it if you're trying to track it down. In the inspector, I was able to add margin:auto !important; to the button row and center the button on mobile. Depe...

I've seen this too Will, even when the doctype is declared on line two, if line one is blank it'll error out.For what it's worth, I've seen this (and lots of other) little errors come as a result of copy/pasting for your favorite text-editing program (working offline) and have been able to reduce a ...

The syntax for the variable in the head and the one in the body (ln 207) look correct to me. You might want to try creating a new email asset using the approved template if you haven't already - sometimes I've seen these kinds of errors when I use the same test email a bunch of times after making ch...

The variables are the reason you're seeing the default blues and greens -- it's trying to interpret the ${variable} syntax when you're working locally. Im not aware of a native way to export the rendered HTML. When I need to do something like this, I'll use the inspector to grab the element and use...

Hey Ashley-It looks like the image has a fixed height and width but nothing to make it responsive. As a quick-fix you could add ​max-width:100%; height:auto; to your inline style and that should prevent it from being any larger than the container it's placed into.

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 to check out and then choosing the "inspect" option. This'll pop up the inspector which will let you see what class is o...