Dave_Roberts

Explaination:This might have something to do with the "rendering order" of tokens and snippets as the page gets built out. I've done some testing w/ LP stuff in the past to try and load stylesheets via snippet using a different combo of variable and tokens and had a mixed bag of success, but simi...

Hey Ben, It looks like your problem stems from December, but I just read something about a Marketo update in February that seems to have drastically dropped some folks numbers and maybe there's something in there that's relevant to your situation? Here's a link to the community post for more info: h...

This has come up a few time recently in the Community. It looks like something updated in Outlook and broke stuff - surprise, surprise! For anyone having this issue here's a brief issue/resolution to try: ISSUE:This problem seems to be caused by using the align="left" or align="right" attribute on ...

Thanks for sharing the code here. It looks like the image element is contained within a paragraph and that's probably what's causing the images to be cut short. Outlook will read the line-height of the paragraph and treat that as the height of the image. Here's a bit of code to try in place of what ...

It's hard to tell without seeing the issue in context, but usually when images get cutoff in Outlook it's because there's an image element inside a "text element" that's setup to have something like line-height set for text rather than images. Generally the fix is to wrap the image in some HTML to d...

For me this comes down to answering the question:Do all of these "pages" share the same URL?IF YES:You'll want to build a "single page" with content in tabs that can be shown/hidden based on clicks in a navigation menu or tab menu. The idea here is that a click on the nav/tab menu would show one "pa...

Did you try actually using smaller images in there that were natively sized to 179px or just shrinking the image with code? I think sometimes Outlook can be particular about the actual size of the image and will display images at their native size rather than their "coded size". It looks like the im...

For things that are hard-coded inside the editable areas of a Guided Landing Page template, unfortunately this is the only (non-API) way to go about it as far as I know.For things that are hard-coded outside the editable areas of a Guided Landing Page (on the template) you can update this stuff at t...

These illustrations take it to the next level! Good stuff here man - I'm also digging the "myth buster" route you took here, that could be it's own collection! 👏

@Mkhanna0510, glad to see you were able to keep working by switching into the "Old Experience". it might be worth submitting a support ticket to Marketo on this one b/c this option will be going away soon and this sounds like it might be a bug with the New Experience. It seems like there's still lo...