Click Action Options for Timer Widget

The Click Actions section is designed to define and customize the behavior of buttons, links, and interactions within your widget or countdown timer. Here’s a detailed breakdown of its features and functionality:

 

 

1. Button & Link Name

• Text Field (e.g., “50% Off”):
  • This field allows you to specify the text displayed on the call-to-action (CTA) button. It should be concise, action-oriented, and relevant to your campaign.
  • Example: “Shop Now,” “Claim Offer,” or “Learn More.”

2. Font Customization

• Font Family:
  • Allows you to choose the font for the button text. Options include:
    • Default website font (inherits your site’s font style).
    • Custom fonts for consistency with your branding.
• Font Weight:
  • Lets you adjust the boldness of the button text.
  • Example: Options like Bold, Regular, or Light to match the overall widget style.

3. Background & Text Color

• Background Color:
  • Customize the button’s background color to match your theme or make it stand out.
  • Example: Use bright colors like red or yellow for urgency or darker tones for a professional look.
• Text Color:
  • Choose a color for the button text that ensures readability and visual appeal against the background color.

4. CTA URL

• URL Field:
  • Input the link you want the button to redirect to. This could be a landing page, product page, or a checkout page.
  • Example: Redirect to “https://yourwebsite.com/checkout” for time-sensitive offers.
• Add UTM:
  • Click this option to append UTM parameters to your URL for tracking campaign performance in analytics tools like Google Analytics.

5. Interaction Options

• Open in Same Tab:
  • Determines whether the link opens in the current tab or a new one.
  • Example: For eCommerce, opening in the same tab is useful to keep users focused on the purchase flow.
• Stop Hiding Widget on CTA Click:
  • If enabled, the widget will remain visible even after the button is clicked. This is useful for multi-step actions or information widgets.

6. Close Icon Settings

• Enable/Disable Close Icon:
  • Toggle this option to show or hide the close button on the widget.
  • Useful for ensuring users have control over dismissing the notification.
• Close if Visitors Click Outside:
  • If enabled, clicking outside the widget area will close the notification. This ensures a non-intrusive user experience.

7. Notification Clickable

• Entire Notification Clickable:
  • When enabled, the entire notification (not just the button) becomes a clickable area, redirecting to the specified URL.
  • Example: This is ideal for full-width notifications where the button and text are part of a single clickable unit.