Dave_Roberts

Hey Christine, could you add a link to a page with one of the forms where this issue is happening? I can dig into the CSS a little and see if I can surface something for you. Sounds like it's some kind of conflict with other styles if it works on some forms but not others -- maybe a float or another...

This got me thinking that you might also be able to use fieldsets to create columns for your inputs and then tab down the first column and then up to the top of the second. You'd need to add a little CSS to arrange the fieldsets but I got curious about this and setup a little test here that's not go...

Hey Callum-I think what you're seeing here is that the pop-up form loads after the other forms on the page. This usually has something to do with where it's placed in the HTML or some kind of order of operations things with scripts unfolding into the page.When I first visited the page, I saw the pop...

If you are just looking for a URL to paste into the link, following this link will jump me to that section: Buyers Edge Tribal Valuehttp: //pages.diningalliance.com/tribal-value.html#section5Form ^^ note: the link above is broken b/c it's getting changed to the "Buyers Edge Tribal Value" link sho...

You might try moving the direction attribute onto another element than the -- my gut tells me it ought to go on the table w/ class of "progressBarTable" instead. I've also used the CSS rule-set for direction alongside/in-place-of the direction attribute, so something like direction: rtl; could go i...

You might just need to add an !important flag to the end of your CSS:.mktoForm.mktoLayoutAbove .mktoRadioList,.mktoForm.mktoLayoutAbove .mktoCheckboxList {float: left !important;clear: left !important;}

Hey Callum, I've got a few ideas for this-As an aside, but food for thought:I've had issues in the past targeting the elements inside a element (dropdown). One method that did work for me to color that text was to target anything whose parent is a select element:select > * { color: red !important;...

Hey Danny-Changing the ID value of the editable area is another way to 'force' the template update an editable area. Im not exactly sure why this happens, but it suggests that Marketo is using the ID value of the modules to distinguish between a new editable area and an existing one. I haven't run i...

Found this this morning, looks just like what you're running into here:Background Images Breaking in Gmail > Litmus This suggests that Gmail will ignore the background-* (image/size/repeat) properties in favor of the "background:" property. Maybe you could also try adding the no-repeat, size etc int...

Hey Christina-In the code you shared here, you've got the background image applied to both the background:______ and background-image:_______ properties.background can be thought of as "all the background rules": -image, -size, -repeat, -color ...background-image is kind of a specific subset of the ...