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This can depend on how your email is built, but for the sake of example, lets assume you've got a button that looks something like this: Button Text You'd want to add an image before the button text, inside the same element () as the button text, like so: Button Text You...
I've also had issues with the email 2.0 editor when using Variables inside of editable content areas. It'll either freeze the editor or not apply the edit until I've reloaded the editor page in the browser. There might also be an issue with using Dynamic Content with variables, but I thought I'd men...
Hey Diana-You should be able to do anything within the context of Marketo that you'd expect to be able to do otherwise for most website setups (well beyond the general use case of Landing Pages). I haven't seen many website built in Marketo but the technology is not limited in a way that you wouldn'...
Im not sure if this is the case, but I think "I spy with my little eye"... a space in the file name.If there is indeed a space between "Segment" and "Video" in the filename and you load that to Marketo's Images/Files folder, you might see something like this happening. You can fix this by updating t...
The rel=alternate part is what I was missing here ::mind-blown:: thanks for sharing this Sanford!
Hey Nick-I think I see the issue here. The way the styles are written for the buttons here could be improved with just a little tweak to the code. Right now, it looks like there is a class on your buttons called "btn-transparent" [see line 297]. That same class (and it's :hover state) are getting st...
I'll pile on to what Sanford posted here: 1) The form submit button to be lower. .mktoButtonRow {margin-top:20px !important;} This adds a margin to the top of the button row, adjust the "20" for more or less padding.2) The form submit button to the right not the left. .mktoButtonRow {float:rig...
Hey Nick-It's not EXACTLY what you asked about (variablized CSS path) but I've done something like this before using a slightly different approach. Since you're already looking to use a string variable, lets just say our options are Red, Blue, and Yellow for our different "brands". Rather than build...
Hey Jas-You'd need to add some responsive styles to the Custom CSS on the form (pg 2 in the editor, little purple gear icon). It depends on how you've got your forms styled and how you set this padding, but assuming that you didnt' have anything in the Custom CSS already, you could add padding to th...
Hey Scott-I normally try to stay away from background images in email all-together, but when I do use them, I'll usually add them to a table or div instead of the . In this case, you might try nesting a div inside that and adding the background properties to that? Another thing that I noticed is th...