Hey Callum, I've got a few ideas for this-As an aside, but food for thought:I've had issues in the past targeting the <option> elements inside a <select> element (dropdown). One me...
Hey Danny-Changing the ID value of the editable area is another way to 'force' the template update an editable area. Im not exactly sure why this happens, but it suggests that Mark...
Found this this morning, looks just like what you're running into here:Background Images Breaking in Gmail > Litmus This suggests that Gmail will ignore the background-* (image/siz...
Hey Christina-In the code you shared here, you've got the background image applied to both the background:______ and background-image:_______ properties.background can be thought o...
Hey Shaina,There are two "ways" to apply variables that fit (and don't) the issue you're seeing here - they have something to do with the "Module Scope" assigned to the variable.On...
Hey Makiko-If the content that you are changing (the copyright) is inside an editable area on the template changes made to the template will not be reflected on approved Landing Pa...
It looks like the background size for Outlook is set to 660px and the background size for your content container is set to 600px. This would amount to 30px on a side getting clippe...
Hey Jane-If you're using the Edit Code button here, changing anything that is not inside an editable area will break the template.There is a warning that shows up at the top when y...
It's important when trying to overpower the core code that you're familiar with the way Marketo forms' CSS selectors are written. With most other website forms, just using element ...
Hey Christine,While you won't be able to see your Custom CSS in the "Field Details" menu inside the Form Editor, you should be able to click the "Preview Draft" button in the top r...