The syntax for the variable in the head and the one in the body (ln 207) look correct to me. You might want to try creating a new email asset using the approved template if you hav...
The variables are the reason you're seeing the default blues and greens -- it's trying to interpret the ${variable} syntax when you're working locally. Im not aware of a native way...
Hey Ashley-It looks like the image has a fixed height and width but nothing to make it responsive. As a quick-fix you could add max-width:100%; height:auto; to your inline style a...
Hey Taylor-If you're looking to find the class to modify, you can use the inspect tool in Chrome (other browser have a similar feature) by right clicking on the section you'd like ...
Hey Taylor-You should be able to target the rich text using the .mktoHtmlText class. I usually prefix this with form.mktoForm to help override any add'l styling that might get adde...
Hey Pete, I had a look thru the HTML -- copied it into a new template in Marketo and scrolled thru. I didn't see anything obvious that would flip the order of the sections you've g...
Sanford Whiteman -- completely an aside here, but what did you use to create the video capture above? It's super helpful to see what's going on -- any suggestions on something (PC...
Hey Ignace-From the form editor, you click on the select field you want to save - that'll bring up the properties menu for that field in the right column. From there, you'll look f...
You should be able to add the editable syntax to a <td>, <table> or any other element in your email. I usually use a tabled approach for the structure of the email and then nest a ...
It looks like only the first checkbox has the Instruction text setup on the parent div as a title attribute. The others for some reason do not have the title attribute on the ".mkt...