Dave_Roberts

Hey Ray-Just to throw an idea out there, I like to think about this the other way around and work from the "least capable" devices (those that support the least modern code) and up, using media queries instead to set the desktop layout instead of the mobile stacking. This follows a mobile-first appr...

Alternately, if you wanted to go the CSS route instead of script you could override the inline style with [ form.mktoForm {width:100% !important;} ] on either: a) the Custom CSS on the form itself - this is found under the little gear icon in pg2 of the Form Editor (Edit Custom CSS)b) your template...

Andreia - one thing that's important with responsive and modular templates is a clear idea of your requirements. A good analogy might be car shopping - there's a ton of options from power-windows (toggles) to # of doors and color (# of sections and branding). You can expect a pretty wide range of op...

Hey Jas-It's hard to tell exactly what would work here without a link to the Landing Page preview, but...It looks like you've got a Rich Text element inside of a fieldset. If that's the case, this should work - if it's not, post a link and I'd be happy to take a look.you could try adding this CSS to...

Hey Jon-Sun,It looks like your email settings might be set to be adding a

around text that you enter into an editable area.There was a discussion about something similar here: Email Editor line spacing​ Photo Credit: thanks, Joe Reitz​When you setup a template and inside the editable area there

Hey Ed-I've seen this happen before specifically with Outlook when it's reading a line-height rule on an image. I scanned your code real quick, but it wasn't obvious to me what might be causing that.It looks like the images are consistently "1 line" high, so that makes me think it's something in the...

It could be the case that the template uses the word-break or word-wrap styles to deal with text that flows beyond the column.Here's a link to some more info on that: CSS word-break property -- you can check out the "Try it Yourself >>" button for some good examples.You may need to set the word-bre...

Hey Douglas,You can use the class "mktoAsterix" to target the native mktoAsterix.I'll normally write something like this to hide them: .mktoAsterix {display:none !important;}For the other approach, you could add an attribute to your span like this:*Then you could target that span using something si...

Hey Pam-Here's a link to a pretty good write up Tutorial: How to Add Anchor Links in Emails - Email Design Workshop that walks thru adding an anchor link (different system, similar process) and at the bottom it includes a chart of the Email Client where you can expect this to be supported. Unfortun...

1. Make a dummy email account.2. Subscribe like a madman to cool brands that look like they're not stuck in the 90s.3. Open their emails, study and compare the code.For both Landing Pages and Email, I'd recommend looking into some kind of framework to work with. I like Bootstrap for Landing Pages, t...