Dave_Roberts

While there is a bootstrap class you can use here for images (.img-responsive) -- and it looks like you've already got that in play on this page -- I usually go about this another way so that I don't have to keep adding a class to every image I put on the page. The issue we're seeing here is that wh...

As a voice of reason, even when my favorite brands send me an email that is really long I don't think I've ever read it top to bottom. There's usually a thing-or-two that I'll tune into and skip over the rest. In these cases in my experience there could have been more thought put into either:a) doin...

Hey Brian, Sorry to leave you hanging on this for a while, I've finally gotten a chance to go in and set something up to share as an example.I've included a screen cap below of what you should be seeing as the browser window goes from desktop-to-mobile and back. I've added some outlines around the c...

Hey Alison, This is actually a silly problem with load order of the form styles that's keeping you from seeing your CSS. What's happening is that Marketo is loading the CSS you've added into the of the document (at the top) and then is loading the form's CSS inline with the form (below). The way ...

Hey Nerea, the way these cookie notifications are deployed is usually thru a script that adds some HTML for the "pop up" and then either some styles that get injected by the script or some styles that are already in the (in a

Here's a link to the Marketo EM syntax, I keep it bookmarked to refer to when this kinda stuff comes up:Email Template Syntax - Marketo Docs - Product Documentation In the screen below, I've highlighted the bit that's appropriate to the fix you'll need to put in place here. Note that there's kind of...

Hey Brian-Check out the thread here: Fluid Responsive Marketo Form CSS - Courtney added a link to a CSS file that'll help support multi-column layouts. You should be able to drag-n-drop your columns next to each other in the editor and then the CSS should do the rest to get those to show up the same...

The double-tap issue (specifically for iOS) has something to do with the way the front-end is coded. It boils down to changing the display of an element using the "hover" state. Since you can't "hover" on an iPad, iOS fires the hover state on the first tap and then the link on the 2nd. Here's a link...

I'd love to see how this works Sanford, thanks for ear-marking this for the blog - I look forward to it!

It's a little off-topic in terms of using the native Marketo Form Pop-Up but if you're building with Bootstrap I find it's easier to include a modal (pop-up) that contains your form and then it's much easier to change the trigger (or have multiple triggers) that fire the modal with your form inside....