Replies posted by freddymedia

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Argyn_Aidarkhanov
Argyn_Aidarkhanov
posted in Uncategorized

Facebook Pixel Issue

hi Argyn! Troubleshooting a fb pixel can send a person down a rabbit hole for sure! I would only suggest 2 things, without digging any deeper: clear your browser history make sure the fb pixel is the very last javascript code on your website. Currently you seem to have about 4 other scripts, followed by Google Analytics script, then the fb pixel, and 2 other ones after that. Try moving the fb pixel to the end of the line. Then clear your browser history again. That’s about all I can think of.

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Elliot_Sheen
3 years ago
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Warrens_2
posted in Uncategorized

Graphics outside of page frame

I think as a background image, like a hero image, is the easiest way to achieve your bleed mimic. As you might already know, a background image scales with the resizing of the viewport, so the image will always be cut on the edge of the page. If it’s not a background image, but rather an elemnt inside one of the Page Builder sections, the only thing I can think of is to make the Page width Property as wide as a typical viewport, since the bounding box seems to be what creates an artificial edge. If you leave it at the default 760 but most people have 1920-pixel wide monitors, your image will not be allowed to touch the edge of the screen and “bleed” over the edge.

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freddymedia
3 years ago
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julia.altitude
posted in Landing Page Review

Custom CSS Class not working

I had not noticed the small text at the very bottom of your image. Your error is that you inserted a semicolon IN FRONT of the “important” declaration. Just delete this pesky semicolon and your syntax will be correct. semicolon715×575 23.5 KB When you add semicolon to a css sentence, you’re stating that the sentence has ended, and the code that follows counts as the beginning of a new sentence. Please ship a large keto pizza to my front door. thank you! 🍕 P.S. if anyone else needs me to save their landing page from doom, jost holla’ at meee…

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freddymedia
3 years ago
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Warrens_2
posted in Uncategorized

Graphics outside of page frame

images should scale automatically. Just make sure the bounding box is within the row of your page builder. You should see red color around the image if it’s sticking out. Unbounce uses this red color to let you know something is “out of bounds”. If you don’t fix that, your image will not scale and will hang off the edges, which looks broken.

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freddymedia
3 years ago
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julia.altitude
posted in Landing Page Review

Custom CSS Class not working

hi julia altitude. I love your last name so much, it makes me feel high when I read it. 😋 I’m gonna bet a slice of keto pizza and a Liter of Pellegrino mineral water that… … the name of the class has changed, and you are using the name of the first page by mistake. Also, know that a Class applies to ALL ELEMENTS on the page that have that class. If you build a second landing page that doesn’t have that same element with the same class name, your custom CSS will be referring to something that doesn’t exist (or the name changed). For using custom CSS on SPECIFIC elements, better to use the ID. Best analogy to understand when to use “ID” vs “Class” is pretending to be a kindergarten school teacher. When you say “class”, all the kids pay attention. When you say “ID”, you are calling the name of a specific kid in the class. You have to be careful not to walk into another teacher’s classroom and use “class” or “ID” when the names are all different. Another pitfall is that classes sta

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freddymedia
3 years ago
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sanna
posted in Ask a Question

URL parameter into iFrame

hm… haven’t tried this at all but, can’t you just drop an HTML element somewhere on your page? The html would have your iframe tags with the utm parameter ready to go. About the postback part, sounds slightly outside my understanding. Sounds like you might want to look at getting integrations so the postback is kept track of automatically by some 3rd party link tracker software.

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Hristian
3 years ago
eric_kendall
eric_kendall
posted in Uncategorized

Multi step form install

holy landing page cow!!! It’s Kyle, the guy who is competing in the “conversion competition”. hey Kyle! maybe I can get your digital autograph some day. yeah, Page Object Model makes sense. Like DOM for html. makes sense. whatcha up to these days? can you recommend a good Ubuntu course so I can work with SSH keys on a cloud server, thanks?

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Kyle.C
3 years ago
eric_kendall
eric_kendall
posted in Uncategorized

Multi step form install

POM… ha-ha-ha 😆 the world may never know

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Kyle.C
3 years ago
eric_kendall
eric_kendall
posted in Uncategorized

Multi step form install

hi Eric! this sounds fun (meaning, a difficult but rewarding code challenge for me – wooHoo! 😃 ) If you’ve ever customized the CSS code for any of your Unbounce landers, then you likely know exactly where to grab the “ID” of the element you are customizing with CSS. Just click on that particular element (in this case the Previous/Next buttons) and on the right-side panel called “Properties”, scroll aaaaall the way to the bottom-right and you’ll see this mysterious “ID” thing. ID for unbounce button633×905 67.4 KB What’s the “ID”? Well, behind the scenes, every page that ever existed in internet history gives names, like calling your kids, so it can point at them and do stuff with them. The ID for the buttons is the name which the code uses to point at those buttons, as if the code has a pointy finger aimed at those buttons. Grab that ID and YOU, my friend, have the same power in your very hands as do the brainy computer programmers that designed this magnificent beast called Un

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Kyle.C
3 years ago
Lloyd_Brown
Lloyd_Brown
posted in Ask a Question

DTR (Dynamic Text Replacement) and Facebook Ads

I don’t think you can have Unbounce read the actual Facebook ad copy and grab specific text from it. The nature of Dynamic Text Replacement is that Unbounce reads the actual URL, looking for a parameter/code/token that you program in the Page Builder and THAT is what’s used to customize the text on your lander. This might help: https://www.terminusapp.com/blog/how-use-utm-codes-track-your-facebook-ads/ What you do is build a UTM Parameter (parameter is same as token, just fancy nerdy words that mean the same thing). Create your FB ad with UTM parameter of your choice, and remember that parameter. This is what you will paste into the Unbounce page builder under ‘dynamic text replacement’. You can find tons of YouTube videos showing where exactly you click inside the Unbounce page builder… …sounds technical but very easy to do once you do your very first DTR 😀 If it sounds too hard and outside your comfort zone, you should still try it and order a large hawaiian pizza all to yo

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freddymedia
3 years ago
Jess
Unbouncer
JessFormer Community Manager @ Unbounce
posted in News and Announcements

So, You Think You Can Convert? 💥

I’m just here for the free popcorn. Best of luck to the Conversion Gladiators™. 🤓

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rudolphdaniel674
3 years ago
freddymedia
freddymedia
posted in Ask a Question

Programmatically build landers (possible?)

Hi, Jess! … this functionality is currently possible with Photoshop, After Effects, Magix Vegas pro, and even coding a website (using JSON "snippets). It’s not new. Since 2003, for example, the video editing program “Sony Vegas” allowed users to accelerate several repetitive/cumbersome tasks that the software could do much faster. It’s generally called “scripting”. If a program is structured pretty much like a database or a folder structure, like a parent folder with sub folders inside, and more sub-subfolders inside and so on, this is standard stuff. It’s not something a normal UB user would even request, because they probably build one page at a time, and (Back To The Future reference) “they have to use their hands”. But the moment they need to create landers at scale, THAT’S when time is of the essence and we need to summon the powers of coding to do what only the code does better than a human. Your current API seems to resemble exactly this. It PULLS data from the user account. At

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freddymedia
3 years ago
AntastasiaK
AntastasiaK
posted in Ask a Question

Creating a “look inside” preview of the ebook on the landing page

Not sure if this is an animated gif, or must be done via coding, or simply a hover. can you share an example of what the “look inside” ebook preview looks like?

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freddymedia
3 years ago

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