On my current homepage (www.screenit.com) this works via the text link that reads “Click here to get a FREE 3-day Pass into our Membership Site or Check Out Our Latest Reviews Below”
I can’t figure out how to insert that LeadPages code into the attributes for the Free 3-Day Pass button to make that (or something similar) happen. Thanks!
Hey! I found a pretty simple fix for this without using custom code.
Create a div that is fixed in the center of the screen and set the Display Settings to None
Create a new interaction on the “free 3 days” button and check “affect different element”- type in the fixed div class
set the interaction to Display: Block when Clicked
Boom! That should do it! I used this on my Last Site for a location button. I also added in a fade via opacity in the interaction. You can check out my button here.
Thanks Brandon. Is there a way to then enter the LeadPages code (it didn’t
show up in the post that converted it over to a link) once the part you
suggested is completed.
Sorry for my ignorance, I’m a movie reviewer and just a code newbie.
Here’s the code:
<a href= "https://my.leadpages.net/leadbox/143a29173f72a2%3A9446acc55/5766466041282560/" <https://my.leadpages.net/leadbox/143a29173f72a2%3A9446acc55/5766466041282560/> target="_blank">Click here to get a FREE 3-day Pass into our Membership Site or Check Out Our Latest Reviews Below</a><script type="text/javascript" src="//my.leadpages.net/leadbox-623.js"></script>
You can then delete the other button. Doing it this way, the form will open in a new tab, and I cannot seem to get webflow to accept the JS. You can double check the src to make sure it is correct and that may fix it. You can insert the in the same embed or in the custom code of the home page before .
I am not an expert at coding by any stretch of the imagination, but I hope this helps you! Let me know if you have any more questions
