Dave_Roberts

I haven't run into this issue specifically so long as you're using a variable within the It'd be helpful to see the string of CSS you're looking to include and how you have the HTML portion of the email setup as well as what you're seeing as an output compared to what you've got setup on the templa...

Here's an interesting read I found on the web about plain-text vs. image-based emails in terms of click-thru-rates:https://pinpointe.com/blog/text-based-vs-image-based-emails-which-does-better/ This is from 2017 so it might not be accurate information for today and it may not be representative of yo...

In this example, I'd recommend getting rid of the "mktoText" class on the id="FullfContent" parent container as the most straight-forward solution. This will allow the editable areas inside that container to validate. As the warning mentions, you can't nest editable areas inside of editable areas us...

I'd normally recommend adding additional CSS and JS at the web property level (your website or whatever property the form is actually displayed on) whenever that's possible rather than adding the CSS and JS to the form itself. It is possible to add CSS into the Custom CSS piece of the Marketo Forms...

Hey Cathy, glad that worked out for you. I think you're on the right track with looking to do a review of the modules you have available in your email template and getting something that'll work for adding images in a consistent way. There's a bunch of little nuanced ways that images can go sideways...

It looks like the images might be too wide and forcing the layout to shift to the right too much which might be what's making the text spill out of the box like that? 1. Is the view you shared here a mobile-sized view or is this what you're seeing at desktop size?2. Are the image, text, button and d...

Elegant solution here! Good stuff.

It looks like there's some rules written in the styles to display the "checkboxList" as a grid which I've applied to the "radioList" element as well. Also the styling of the labels inside the radioList is updated to match the checkboxList labels. You should be able to add the CSS below to the end of...

While it's a far from ideal solution, I recently encountered something similar to this but for the multi-select field where a client wanted it to appear like a select field but behave like a multi-select once you clicked into it. Not the most sane solution/approach, but I was able to fake the behavi...

Thanks for not only figuring this kind of stuff out, but also for sharing out your solution. Keep it legendary friend!