Badges
Accepted Solutions
Likes Received
Posts
Discussions
Ideas
Blog Posts
Have you tried switching from the "New Experience" into the "Old Experience" by using this toggle?I haven't seen this error message before so maybe it has something to do with the new experience?
... and here's a little extra detail you'll need for using the Guided Landing Page templates compared to the Free Form version. In order to make a content section "editable" to the end-user in the context of the Guided LP template, you'll need some markup on the parent elements. Here's a link to the...
Trying using the "Guided" LP template option rather than the Free-Form LP template option. As far as I know, the variable syntax you're using was added specifically for the Guided Landing Pages and (apparently) isn't backwards compatible into the older Free Form Landing Pages. In general, I'd recom...
In that case, you'd add them to the website markup just below the form element.If this were on a Marketo LP rather than the website, you'd add it into the LP template instead.
Another option for this might be to make a global variable at the template level that would allow you to populate the
Hey Steve, would you be able to share a link to one of the pages on your website where you're experiencing this issue?
Can you provide a link to your website with a form styled this way as a reference?I agree w/ Sanford, this should be possible with some CSS and maybe a little JS to fill in the gaps. I'd be happy to have a look at how this is setup on website for context and think about how that might translate into...
Yeah, I read this in relation to the referenced path that is provided to the files in the Images/Files folder in the Marketo UI. That piece will change from "http:" to "https:" once the update is complete which is why you'll want to work thru your templates and pages and change any coded instances o...
The path will be updated just like the image paths will be. You'll want to add "https:" in front of anything that's hosted in Marketo and currently has "http:"
This looks like someone copy/pasted text from another source into the Rich Text Editor (rather than using the "paste as plain text" option). Anytime you see "widows: ___" in the CSS, that's my clue that something's not setup right. Basically, Marketo tries to help you out by preserving the CSS from ...