Page Builder overview of key features: Components, Style, Fonts, References

With Limio, marketers can change the visuals of their campaign splash page through the Page Builder. 

The Page Builder works with 'components' which are pre-built sections which provide a set of functionality, like a hero banner, an offer display, or a Youtube video. To see a list of available Limio components, check our user guide - What are the Limio Components available on the Page Builder. 

Adding a new component 

Just search for a component and drag & drop the component onto the page. You can drag components up and down to re-arrange them within the page. 

Editing a Component

To edit a component, click on the pencil icon and then on the right hand side you will be able to change the visuals, wording, URL links as well as the style and fonts of the component. 

Deleting a Component

To delete a component, simply select the component and click on the "x" option at the top right. 

Copy a component from one campaign/page to another one

Should you wish to copy a components from one campaign to another, just click on the component then on the files icon. You will then be able to provide where you want the component to be copied.

Once you select the Copy option, you will need to provide the destination where you want the copy components to be added to.

Then go to the campaign where you copied the component to and you will be able to make changes to it there.

Style and Fonts

To change the style and fonts of the different components within the page builder - check our detailed guide here. 

Page Reference

If you already had an existing campaign with a landing page that you wanted to use for your current campaign, the Page Reference button at the top of the Page Builder allows you to reference that existing page. 

Step 1 - Select Page Reference > Add page reference

Note: Adding a page reference will erase existing page style and content.

Step 2 - Choose how you want to create the page - Reference an Existing Page > Next Step

Step 3 - Select the campaign page you want to reference.

Step 4 - Preview how it will look > Save

And there you have it - you have successfully referenced another campaign's page.

Note that a referenced campaign will need to be rebuilt, then published individually. In other words, if you have rebuilt and published the original 'parent' (reference) campaign, you will still need to rebuild and publish all the 'children' (referencing) campaigns.

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