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After inserting a block in Live Preview, you can configure the settings

Editor

  • You can edit by selecting the text (Font Family, Font Size, Bold, Ilatic, Underline, etc.)

  • There are 2 dynamic options:

    • Insert Link and Smart Tags, you can select the text and insert Link or Smart Tags

    • Smart Tags: It provides 5 types of Dynamic Content: Visitor Attribute, Customer Attribute, Event Attribute, Promotion Code, Product

      • Visitor/Customer Attribute

        • Personalization Attribute: Attribute of Visitor/Customer

        • Display Format: It depends on the data type of attributes, you can also adjust the date display format

      • Event Attribute

        • In any source of: Select the event source

        • Select event: Select the event corresponding with the source

        • Select event attribute: Attribute of the event

        • Display Format: It depends on the data type of attributes, you can also adjust the date display format

      • Promotion Code

        • Promotion pools: The pool contains promotion codes

        • Promotion code attribute: The attribute of the promotion code

      • Product

        • Personalization attribute: The attribute of the Product

        • Index: The number of the row in the Product attribute data

When you insert the link, it can be static or dynamic

Settings

Display condition

  • Condition: It includes None, Show when, Hidden when

  • Field: It contains Business Object attributes

  • Index: The number of the row in the Business Objects Data table

  • Operator: It includes contains, does not contain, starts with, doesn't start with, ends with, doesn't end with, etc.

  • Value: you can input the value or select an attribute or an event from Groups set in Content Sources

  • The Business Object attributes in Field are selected Business Object in Template Setting

  • If Business Object in Template Setting does not be selected, a popup of Select Source will appear

Dynamic Content

When you insert a dynamic link or smart tag, you can also add or remove or highlight it.

Change Personalization

Personalization type includes Visitor Attribute, Customer Attribute, Promotion code, Event Attribute

  • Visitor Attribute and Customer Attribute allows using the attributes of Visitor or Customer Business Object to make dynamic content

  • Promotion code uses the attributes of a promotion pool to make dynamic content. For example, if demanding to show the promotion code a customer spin won.

  • Event attribute uses the event attributes of an event to make dynamic content. For example, if demanding to show the number of items a customer purchased.

Visitor Attribute and Customer Attribute

If Personalization type was selected Visitor Attribute or Customer Attribute

  • Personalization attribute is the attribute of the Visitor or Customer Business Object

  • Display Format is the value format of the attribute

Promotion code

If Personalization type was selected Promotion code

  • Promotion pool is the promotion pool created in Promotion Center

  • Promotion code attribute is the attribute which contains promotion code value sent in the template

  • Display Format is the value format of the promotion code attribute

Event Attribute

If Personalization type was selected Event Attribute

  • Select event is the event that is required an audience to satisfy to show the dynamic content

  • In any source of is the source in which the event happens

  • Select event attribute is the event attribute of the selected event that contains values making dynamic content

  • Index (this setting is of the event attribute selected) is the position of the values want to show

  • Display Format is the value format of the event attribute

Remove Personalization

Highlight Personalization

When designing, you can highlight the dynamic text by turning on the status of Highlight Personalization

  • Highlight Personalization is easy to see the difference between Dynamic text and Static text

  • It shows only when designing a template (not delivery)

Text styling

The number of lines displayed in the Preview or Delivery

Container Styling

Style

  1. Solid: Applies a single color uniformly within the whole of an object by selecting the Background color

  2. Gradient: It applies a continuous blend of two or more colors, where one color gradually fades and changes into another. You can choose the Gradient Style:

    • Linear: Change the angle of the gradient

    • Radial: Change the positioning (right center, left top, left center, etc)

    • Color and Color Location: Set the color and the location of that color in a gradient. A gradient allows having up to 5 colors.

Box Shadow

It allows you to add shadow effects around an element's frame by selecting a shadow style (None, Light, Custom)

Border

It allows you to specify the style, width, and color of an element's border

Rounded Corners

It allows you to define the radius of an element's corners

Spacing

  • Inner Spacing (Padding): Padding is inside the border (or edge) of your element. Increasing the padding will “push” your content into the middle of your box, away from your borders. If you remove the padding, your content will take up the entire box

  • Outer Spacing (Margin): Margin is on the outside of the border of your element. If you increase the margin, it will increase the space between this element and the ones next to it. If you remove your margin, there will be no extra space between your elements

Position

It allows you to adjust the position of elements in the block

Height

If the template contains dynamic content to product names.

It cannot control the length of the name displayed on the user's screen because the products displayed are based on the users' events.

  • Without the Height feature, these text blocks have different heights which makes the user experience not as good as expected.

  • The Height feature helps erase this concern.

Z-Index

  • The z-index property specifies the stack order of an element

  • An element with greater stack order is always in front of an element with a lower stack order

Custom ID attribute

The ID of a block, which is used in Custom CSS, Custom Javascript

Custom Class attribute

The class of a block, which is used in Custom CSS, Custom Javascript

Hover Styles

Hover Styles makes text change its styles such as background color, font color, border, etc. whenever users hover over the text.

  • In the settings of the Text block, go to Container Styling, and select Default Hover Styles

  • The default style has not applied any style when hovering over the text

  • Turn off Default Hover Styles to set the style

a. Background

  1. Solid: Applies a single color uniformly within the whole of an object by selecting the Background color

  2. Gradient: It applies a continuous blend of two or more colors, where one color gradually fades and changes into another. You can choose the Gradient Style:

    • Linear: Change the angle of the gradient

    • Radial: Change the positioning (right center, left top, left center, etc)

    • First color & first color location

    • Second color & second color location

b. Box Shadow

It allows you to add shadow effects around an element's frame by selecting a shadow style (None, Light, Custom)

c. Border

It allows you to specify the style, width, and color of an element's border

d. Rounded Corners

It allows you to define the radius of an element's corners

e. Spacing

  • Inner Spacing (Padding): Padding is inside the border (or edge) of your element. Increasing the padding will “push” your content into the middle of your box, away from your borders. If you remove the padding, your content will take up the entire box

  • Outer Spacing (Margin): Margin is on the outside of the border of your element. If you increase the margin, it will increase the space between this element and the ones next to it. If you remove your margin, there will be no extra space between your elements

f. Position

It allows you to adjust the position of the hover

g. Z-Index

  • The z-index property specifies the stack order of an element

  • An element with greater stack order is always in front of an element with a lower stack order

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