Dave_Roberts

If there's a toggle to hide the button, you might also want to try and clear the editable element for the button if that's possible (to get rid of the html). Simply hiding it with CSS isn't enough to actually eliminate it in situations like this, the code itself needs to be cleared (right-click on t...

Another way of going about this using CSS is to use the display:flex rule on the form element and then reorder the form rows. I think it's easiest (albeit counter-intuitive) to put the row (field(s)) you want to be below the button at the very top of the form so that you can target it with css as th...

and P.S. - the "bulletproof" buttons and background stuff that's out there on the internet isn't what it used to be. A lot has changed in the last few years and I don't think these tools have been kept up to accommodate newer applications and code changes (like gMail) -- buyer beware!

Hey Jo, Try using this code for the top bit of the Outlook code: It looks like the big difference here is the "type" attribute on the v:fill -- you could try using the "frame" property instead of the "tile". Here's a link to the Microsoft docs on the fill attribute: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-u...

Im a little late to the part here, but wanted to pile on with a solution to get this working a bit better in mobile. The .col-5 class that's in there right now constrains the column to a fixed width "all the time". What we'd rather have in there is a full-width column (.col-12) for mobile and then a...

The preview in Marketo isn't really reliable as a "source of truth" b/c it's actually more capable than most inboxes of figuring out little errors or conflicts in the code and correcting them whereas some inboxes are much more literal and less friendly when rendering code. One of the major differenc...

Hey Katie, do you want the logos to always stack one atop the other -- or -- are they supposed to be next to eachother on desktop or something like that? If you're looking to get them to always stack, you might want to add a table in place of the 2

It sounds like you're already on the right track with using something that's responsive and validated in Litmus. While it is possible to use breakpoints in Email code, you'll not get the same range of support you would from browsers so it's not a "sure fire" solution. Here's an article with a chart...

Hey David, can you share a link to an example of this on a live page somewhere?

Hey Regan, You might try to see if you can get another LP using the same template to spin up to make sure it's not a template issue.Then you might try and clone the LP and edit the clone to see if maybe it's something corrupt with the LP itself. Do you see the Element and Variable panel populate or ...