Display Modes
If the template defines the ‘what’ will be visualized to your users, the displays define the ‘how’.
All the templates are rendered using a powerful display render engine that supports:
- Inline: the content will rendered inside the normal page flow
- Fixed header / fixed footer: contents will be rendered using fixed top / bottom bars
- Popups: contents will be displayed with popup (center, top left, top right, bottom left, bottom right).
With all these display modes you can use some parameters that affects the display mode behavior, like a delay before the content is displayed (example: display the popup after 2 secs the user is in the page), or view-on-scroll (display the offer in the popup when the user scroll down reaching a certain element), or any combination of the same (wait that user scrolls down till the page end, then after 1.5 secs display a product offer in a fixed footer) plus a lot of graphical elements like padding, borders, colors, transparency, shadow, animation, …
Here an example of screenshot where WordPress related articles are displayed using a popup (bottom right corner):