Advanced Features

• Advanced Font Options for Landing Pages

  Google Fonts are available in the Landing Page composer in the Design Tab. Go to Edit Page Properties at the top right > Stying > Font > Family. Using Google Fonts By default, you will have access to what Google considers to be the most popular fonts, but if you have a certain Google Font in mind, simply start typing the name of the font you would like to use and the selector will generate the...

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• Using CSS and Javascript on Landing Pages

  The Landing Page composer has plenty of options to build amazing Landing Pages without needing to know a line of code. However, some users may want to customize their Landing Pages further with CSS or Javascript. From the Design tab, you can upload CSS and Javascript files directly into the editor. This will allow you to directly store all of the files you may use to build your content that pre...

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• Using a Custom Landing Page with Act-On Template Language

  If you already have custom HTML for a Landing Page -- maybe a designer built it for you -- you can upload that file as a template and mark specific spots as editable blocks. Once it's set up, you can modify the images, text, buttons, and custom content right in the Landing Page composer, and reuse the same custom HTML across all your Landing Pages. Why this matters: This bridges the gap betwee...

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• Adding Google Tag Manager to Landing Pages

  Once you have your Google Tag Manager (GTM) account and tags set up, you need to copy the embed code onto your individual Act-On Landing Pages for GTM to actually track anything there. This step applies to any kind of GTM tracking, including managing cookie consent on your pages. Why this matters: GTM tags only fire on pages that have the container code installed. Skipping this step means your...

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