What you've got setup in the new screenshot looks correct. There might be an issue with the rest of the code somewhere. Could you post a copy of your HTML here for review. There's ...
Thanks for posting a shot of the code here.
ALL modules must be a direct child (excluding the <tbody> element) of the element with the container class. This is failing b/c there a...
To get the drag-n-drop to work you've got to slice you email layout into "Modules" using some add'l syntax similar to adding the editable areas.
Here's a link to more info:https://...
It looks like you've got the "External URL" option selected here, but the URL path appears to point to a Marketo folder. Have you tried selecting the "Design Studio" radio button a...
Here's a link that I bookmarked and referenced a ton when I was learning to do email "the Marketo way":https://docs.marketo.com/display/public/DOCS/Email+Template+Syntax
Here's a ...
Could you share a link to a test page that you're working on with some content inside the pop-up and an idea of how to trigger the pop-up (which button to click, etc)?
Some framew...
The "proper" solution would be to use CSS as Sanford mentioned here, there's a few ways to stick something to the bottom of a page, if you can share a link to that page once you ap...
I also think you'll need to use a "checkboxes" field type (even for one checkbox input) and use the "Display Value" to populate the text to the right of the input (regardless of wh...
I see you're already using custom HTML in the label to create the <p> and <h4> tags - could you wrap those in a <div> and assign the background-image and properties inline instead?...
Hey Dan,
If you've got Bootstrap running in your template, you could start with any of the copy/paste carousel options you get for free with Bootstrap:https://getbootstrap.com/doc...