Dave_Roberts

I think that even if you end up adding inline styles for the desktop display (assuming somewhere between 600 and 700px width), this'll still get squished in the mobile display and you're going to end up right back where you started if you're using a table like this to display the information. A more...

Thanks for clarifying and testing the code Jasbir!

Try using the "checkboxes" field type instead of the "checkbox" field type. The difference between the two is that the "checkboxes" field type has a "Display Value" (text to the right of the input) AND a label (text above/left of the input, depending on the form settings for Label Position). If you...

Blame Outlook... always blame Outlook 😂While the rest of the world was working hard at improving it's code base, Microsoft got to work connecting their applications into an ecosystem rather than working on bringing that stuff up to speed... and so, instead of issues with Old Outlook or IE, we've go...

Awesome, glad to hear you were able to get that figured out. I normally don't use the "Save as Template" functionality but it's good to see you've got that working. Rather than creating a bunch of different templates, you might consider just creating several different email layouts and saving those ...

As Sanford mentioned, this update needs to happen at the template level for each template that you'd like to update. However, it IS possible to have one template that does "all the things" in Marketo and populates all the different use-case-specific layouts you use throughout the entire instance. If...

@Hoppers13

You should probably trust very little of what you see when it come to email displays in the Marketo application -- this includes the Preview panel, but also extends to the working canvas and module sidebar in "Edit Mode". The reason that things show differently in Marketo is that it is a web-based a...

This is really slick, thanks for posting this concept and the code to dig into.I think the flip and reveal part turned out really sharp -- good stuff here, you got my gears spinning with this one!

Hey Mike, In code, this sort of thing can be accomplished by using the box-shadow css property to create that drop-shadow. However, in the email universe this is not well supported enough to display consistently across the most popular inboxes. Here's a link to a site called "Can I Email" which hel...