Dave_Roberts

The only reason I can think of that you'd want to use two different versions of an image would be if you were including text as a part of the image, is there another use-case or reason to have it setup this way? I've usually seen this kind of approach to replace an image with baked-in text to someth...

You might try: content:"\2713";willing to bet this'll do the trick 😉 It looks like this might be the intended CSS character ✔ (check mark) that's getting replaced with all the gibberish. Removing the -webkit-appearance:none; will actually activate the browser defaults for the check mark which is a...

The paths are different here, but maybe it'd be possible to adhere to a strict naming convention and use something like a token or string variable to change the image path for both of the images using a single variable. For example, story1_desktop.jpg and story1_mobile.jpg could be written with vari...

Knak has a templating tool that'll do something like this -- you can modify stuff on their platform and then import your work there into Marketo, they've been at it for a while and from what I hear it's pretty easy on the end-user.If you're using "just some email layout builder tool", there is a "Ma...

I haven't seen anything like this before, but I normally stay away from the "mktoImg" class all together unless it's really needed to lock an image into the background or something. 1. You might try and use a "mktoText" area there instead since that seems to be working for the text and buttons and t...

Hey Alison, would you mind marking my solution as "correct" if it worked for you? It'll close out the question (make it a green icon instead of blue) so that folks can see it's been answered if they run into something similar.Thanks again and let me know if there's anything that's not working here, ...

Hey Malcolm,Im using the Chrome inspector tool (F12 on a PC). In the screenshot below, I've found an email and clicked into the "Preview Email" view. In this view, your variables are rendered out into the code. The catch here is that your images may use a different proxy path (url) so those all need...

Hey Jo-This most likely has to do with the proportions of the container (maybe 16x9) compared to the proportion of the video (maybe 21x9). I don't think the Marketo Starter templates are setup to handle this kind of thing, but we might be able to get away with adding some Custom CSS either to the te...

Hey James,I agree this isn't really a helpful default that Marketo sets out-of-the-box. You can adjust this setting for both LPs and EMs under the Email section in the Admin menu. Admin > Email > Edit Text Editor Settings > change both dropdowns to "none". By default, the LPs are set to have a

Hey Vikram, here's my two cents...Also trying to understand- what if a HTML formatter is provided in the editor, would it suffice?I think the biggest help here would be to take the EM 2.0 framework and apply it to landing pages. It's nice to be able to format the html but those tool would probably n...