Hey Nick-I think I see the issue here. The way the styles are written for the buttons here could be improved with just a little tweak to the code. Right now, it looks like there is...
I'll pile on to what Sanford posted here: 1) The form submit button to be lower. .mktoButtonRow {margin-top:20px !important;} This adds a margin to the top of the button row, adjus...
Hey Nick-It's not EXACTLY what you asked about (variablized CSS path) but I've done something like this before using a slightly different approach. Since you're already looking to ...
Hey Jas-You'd need to add some responsive styles to the Custom CSS on the form (pg 2 in the editor, little purple gear icon). It depends on how you've got your forms styled and how...
Hey Scott-I normally try to stay away from background images in email all-together, but when I do use them, I'll usually add them to a table or div instead of the <td>. In this cas...
Hey Ray-Just to throw an idea out there, I like to think about this the other way around and work from the "least capable" devices (those that support the least modern code) and up...
Alternately, if you wanted to go the CSS route instead of script you could override the inline style with [ form.mktoForm {width:100% !important;} ] on either: a) the Custom CSS on...
Andreia - one thing that's important with responsive and modular templates is a clear idea of your requirements. A good analogy might be car shopping - there's a ton of options fro...
Hey Jas-It's hard to tell exactly what would work here without a link to the Landing Page preview, but...It looks like you've got a Rich Text element inside of a fieldset. If that'...
Hey Jon-Sun,It looks like your email settings might be set to be adding a <p> around text that you enter into an editable area.There was a discussion about something similar here: ...