I'm not an expert in this area, but maybe here's something to try:If those links are leading to a website, could you try to filter folks by "Visited URL" rather than "clicked link"...
@tusharwagh1-- I grabbed a scatter plot image from Google to help communicate a few ideas here, but for the sake of this example let's pretend this is actually your Behavioral vs D...
There's a few things I like about this approach:1. The way you're visualizing the total audience is a nice way to see it en-mass and sort of get a snapshot of your database in a ch...
Yeah, tab groups in Chrome for the win here for sure, but nothing Marketo-specific from what I've seen so far. And while we're on it, it really drives me nuts that you don't get an...
Hey Mike, it's not possible to troubleshoot the issue here with the information you've provided.In order to be helpful, we'd need to see the the context in which that token exists ...
As far as I know you can layer multiple background images using the background CSS property, it's just a matter of how you write the CSS value for it. Here's a website with an exam...
This sounds like an issue with either the "word-wrap" or "whitespace" CSS depending on how the token is encoded (actual spaces vs for example) and/or an issue with the width...
You aren't going to get any love from Microsoft (Outlook) on a PC in the transparency department b/c .... Microsoft 😞Here's a look at the support charts for both the RGBA color co...
Here's a look at the code I'd use for just a plain ol' H1 heading module. You'll notice that all the styling for the text is on the parent element that surrounds the text. I think ...
Here's the current support chart for the "border-radius" CSS property. Recently Outlook on everything but Windows updated to accept a border-radius, but it looks like it still does...