Glad to hear that got you moving in the right direction. Feel free to chime back in here if your team runs into anything when unfolding the long-term changes - I'd be happy to help...
Hey Holly-If you look on line 42 of the screenshot of your header CSS, you'll see.em_defaultlink a { color:inherit !important;text-decoration: none !important; }in CSS, this reads ...
I agree with you that it'd be easier if you could just easily "tell" the CSS how to deal with a given field in some way that didn't need to involve coding. At the same time, Im not...
Hey JD-Here's a look at something we've used to make complicated HTML stuff easy for the end-user to implement (kinda like the dropdown idea might help accomplish). On the surface,...
Thanks Dan-I had another look and wasn't able to find anything outstanding there, thanks for having a look at other emails for a sanity check. It drives me nuts that I'm not sure w...
Hey Dan-I spun up a Litmus test using the code you posted - and also tested one of the buttons from the Carnival template for a sanity check (the HTML is much different, but I was ...
Hey Dan-It looks like there is a white border getting rendered around the <a> element. I dont see that in the code here, but it might be in the .button class in the CSS in the <hea...
Hey Christina-I had a look at the code for the Carnival template and noticed that when I changed the button color to Marketo Purple (#5A54A4), I was still seeing the pink color in ...
You might need to get creative and use something like the nth-of-type selector to target the third .mktoFormCol to resize it differently than the first two.That might look somethin...
Hey Robb, thanks for putting this together for the community. It inspired me to take a swing at creating something similar using CSS. I've posted the a blog here: Restyle a Marketo...