Dave_Roberts

I'll pile on a bit here...Especially if you are hosting the form on an external website, you might be seeing that the Marketo form styles are pushing thru "in place of" your website's form styles. This is usually because your website form styles are loaded into the document earlier than the Marketo ...

Here's a peek at the options in the Form Editor for context-Using the Checkboxes instead of Checkbox will allow you to make multiple selections.Using Checkbox acts more like a radio button (where one selection un-selects the rest) but with the checkbox look instead of the radio.

Hey Sam- Can you include a screenshot of what you're trying to setup, I might be able to help you with something if I could see what you're after here. Are you looking to be able to have people edit the divs from within the Marketo Landing Page Editor? If so, and if that's not working for you, you m...

Glad to hear that got you moving in the right direction. Feel free to chime back in here if your team runs into anything when unfolding the long-term changes - I'd be happy to help!Happy Wednesday! -Dave

Hey Holly-If you look on line 42 of the screenshot of your header CSS, you'll see.em_defaultlink a { color:inherit !important;text-decoration: none !important; }in CSS, this reads "a link inside of an element with a class of 'em-defaultlink'". I can't be sure from what I've seen of your code, but Im...

I agree with you that it'd be easier if you could just easily "tell" the CSS how to deal with a given field in some way that didn't need to involve coding. At the same time, Im not so sure that ALL CSS references need to be so literally tied to the form that they are inflexible for future additions ...

Hey JD-Here's a look at something we've used to make complicated HTML stuff easy for the end-user to implement (kinda like the dropdown idea might help accomplish). On the surface, it's just adding classes to a

Thanks Dan-I had another look and wasn't able to find anything outstanding there, thanks for having a look at other emails for a sanity check. It drives me nuts that I'm not sure why this happens, I'll keep you in mind if/when we come to a solution for this.Thanks again for digging in here with me!-...

Hey Dan-I spun up a Litmus test using the code you posted - and also tested one of the buttons from the Carnival template for a sanity check (the HTML is much different, but I was curious). Your button is the Orange one here.I didn't see anything in the shots below that looked like the boxed version...

Hey Dan-It looks like there is a white border getting rendered around the element. I dont see that in the code here, but it might be in the .button class in the CSS in the ?It might help to set an inline 'override' on the element in the style section... something like I think what's happening here is that Outlook is reading the element as shorter than the and is drawing a border around the which is normally the same height as the so it wouldn't be noticable. You might also try setting the border-color to either match or "transparent" and see if that helps it blend, but that'd really just "cover up" the difference instead of resolve it.I also wanted to ask b/c I've had some 'surprising' experiences with the EM editor -- does your editor ever crash while you're editing modules that have variables inside the Editable areas? I noticed that this was making my design studio editor session crash or lockup and I'd need to reload the page to (hopefully) continue editing. I've gotten away from using variables inside the editable areas since so wanted to know if maybe that was just me or if it's happening for other people too?Thanks Dan, and I hope this helps, let me know how it goes. -Dave