Dave_Roberts

We normally build one-to-many templates and have a few clients running assets in the 1k+ range. In my experience, you can "trigger" the mass approval and it'll take a long time but I haven't seen it fail b/c of the wait or being interrupted. I've come to not trust the dialog box that warns you it'll...

Hey Liz,Could you add a link to preview the live LP, it'd be easier to have a look at the code to figure out what's going on here.Without seeing it, it sounds like something that might happen if the Text Editor Settings are wrapping your content in

Using the Chrome browser, you can right-click into the WYSIWYG editor and choose the "paste as plain text" to get your text in there without the styling as well. Another way of going about this is to instead use a string variable ( ${myTextVariable} ) in lieu of an editable area (

This setup should allow the user to select the "labels above" OR the "labels left" options. You can work that in by adding the layout class to the form selector: .mktoForm.mktoLayoutLeft OR .mktoForm.mktoLayoutAbove (if you wanted to do something special for the labels above). I dig the column setup...

Hey Jonathan,This is indeed possible, it's just that Marketo's native CSS doesn't really provide a good shell for anything responsive when you drag and drop the columns using the editor. Generally, I'll override the native form styles to get my form to behave responsively by ditching the fixed width...

Hey Luben, while I can't take any credit for the solution, it looks like there are a few ideas in the community here: https://nation.marketo.com/message/185421-change-submit-button-text-by-simple-cssIn most cases, I've seen this done with javascript that'll wait for the form to load and then change ...

This warning usually means there is an invalid module somewhere in there, and it's usually the case that it's not a direct child of the "mktoContainer" element. I had a look at the 1st code you attached and don't see anything there that would be causing this. In this case, it looks like there is a t...

Hey Emily,If the issue you're running into is happening in Outlook and not other places, it likely has to do with the special Outlook code (vml) that's used to populate the background image instead of the CSS (background-repeat) like the rest of the "normal email universe". I had a look at your code...

For what it's worth, I"ve put together an idea here: https://nation.marketo.com/ideas/9846 to make this info a little more obvious in the UI.