AudienceView Unlimited 7  Product Guides

If you need to communicate something to customers on a particular page during the online purchase flow, you can add a message to one of the eighteen preloaded Info articles. Each article corresponds with a page in the online flow:

•Info - Bundle Result

•Info - Bundle Select

•Info - Bundle Select Misc Item

•Info - Create Account

•Info - Create Account With Option

•Info - Donation Details

•Info - Exchange Summary

•Info - Gift Certificate Details

•Info - Login

•Info - Login Delivery

•Info - Map Select

•Info - Misc Item Detail

•Info - Order Contact

•Info - Seat Messages

•Info - Seat Select

•Info - Shopping Cart

•Info - Show Seats

•Info - View Order

•Info - Word Verification

 

 

To add a message to an online page:

1.Open Content Management from the Desktop.

2.Select the Articles tab.
The Articles|Search page appears.

3.Search for and select the Info - <page name> article that you want to work with.
The Articles|Basic page appears.

4.Select Text tab.
The Articles|Text page appears.

5.Add your text/styling to the article.
If no content is added to the article, the purchase flow appears exactly as it did before.

6.Select the Calendar tab.
The Articles|Calendar page appears.

7.Click 'Add Entry'.
A new calendar row appears in the article calendar group box.

8.Complete the following article calendar fields:

a.User Role: Select the role(s) that will be able to view the article.

b.On Calendar: Click to select the date when you want the article to begin appearing online.

c.Off Calendar: Click to select the date when you no longer want the article to appear online.

9.Click 'Apply'.
A window confirms that the article was updated.

10.Click 'OK'.

CSS Classes

By adding the following classes to the article, content will be displayed in different areas of the flow:

•No Class: If no class is used, the content is displayed directly below the top menu bar with no margins.

•info-article: If the info-article class is used, the content is displayed directly below the top menu bar with top and bottom margins.

•info-article pull-out: If the info-article pull-out class is used, the content is hidden in a pull-out bar on the left side of the page. The pull-out bar is identified using a wheelchair icon.