Dave_Roberts

Kim-I haven't seen anything like this before in a few years of email 2.0. It might have something to do with the layout/code you're using and maybe something isn't scaling correctly outside of the editor. Have you seen this type of behavior for all of your emails or is it just certain ones? To be su...

@Joe - the reason you've got to add new rules for things like the textarea field (comments field) is that the height is getting set in the code to 30px and the height of the textarea field is set by the row="" attribute that gets put on the input based on the user selection in the form interface. Yo...

I like to use the form.mktoForm... {...} selector b/c it's "more specific" (adds the 'form' element to the selector) and will override styles without the 'form' element in the selector (which is how the native css is generated). Also, don't forget about my homies, the checkbox and radio fields:form....

The textarea field gets it's height from the rows="" attribute via the forms2.css file that loads with the forms. The rows attribute is what gets set when you choose how many lines to show, in your case 5, in the example below it's 3..mktoForm textarea[rows="3"] { height: 4.6em;}I think the probl...

I think it's ok to have the table at 100% - that's probably meant for mobile and ESPs that don't read styles in the head (i.e. classes). I'd guess that you're missing the CSS for half1_even class. It also looks like you're missing the CSS for the "mobile-full" class, but you've got it for the mob-fu...

Here's some styling for the buttons on the test form you've setup. I went to the website and pulled the red gradient from the menu there. You can adjust the padding to change the size of the button. The 10px is for the top and bottom. The 15px is for the left and right.You can adjust the font-size a...

First time flipping thru your pens, holy smokes ... you're a busy dude Good stuff here https://codepen.io/figureone/ MktoForms2 :: Select All Checkbox https://codepen.io/figureone/pen/JKvRQv

Bryan, could you maybe do something like:When #SubscribeAll is checked, for each checkbox inside a fieldset -- fieldset input[type=checkbox] -- prop a value of "checked", AND prop value of unchecked for #UnsubscribeAll, .When #UnsubscribeAll is checked, for each checkbox inside a fieldset, AND #Subs...

It looks like the structure of the page has changed a little since I wrote that CSS, we might need to dial in the styles a bit to the new attributes to get this to work. The styles that have (in the previous example) the # symbol are targeting elements by their id="" value and it looks like that cha...

Hey Gally-I put together some CSS to help center the form and get it to be a bit more responsive on your page.Here's what the styles look like when you apply them to the form and resize the page:Here's a look at the styles I used -- there are some CSS comments to help explain the different pieces. I...